The 14th Annual Mobile Photography Awards unveiled their Water, Snow & Ice winners, and the images are breathtaking. These photos prove how powerful mobile cameras can be when paired with artists who see beauty in everyday weather. From frozen lakes and misty waterfalls to neon-lit rainy streets, the winning shots transform ordinary scenes into cinematic masterpieces. Each frame feels alive-snowy forests echo fairytales, glowing ridges shimmer under winter light, and rain becomes crystal-like art.
The International Wedding Photographer of the Year awards announced the winners of its 2025 contest. The winning photos featured poignant moments, stunning landscapes, and lively wedding celebrations. The overall winning photo showed a young boy gazing through a window at a wedding cake. After the vows are exchanged and the dance floor clears, wedding photos help preserve the memories for years to come.
Wildlife photography already carries immense power, but in monochrome it transforms into something raw and dramatic. The 2024 Monochrome Photography Awards showcased 37 breathtaking wildlife shots, proving black-and-white can rival or even surpass color. From roaring lions to towering elephants, sharp-winged birds, and tiny creatures full of attitude, each image tells a vivid story through light and shadow. Stripped of color, every texture and detail stands out with striking clarity, deepening the mood and amplifying the drama.
This year's Street and Travel category winners showcase how color, emotion, and timing can merge to create striking, cinematic moments from places like Lisbon's quiet alleys to Tokyo's electric streets. More than just a competition, the Chromatic Awards honor the art of color photography, welcoming both professionals and passionate hobbyists from around the globe. Each winning image tells a vivid story, capturing raw emotion and transporting viewers to distant cultures and landscapes.
The 2025 Natural Landscape Photography Awards have revealed a stunning array of winning images that honor the planet's untouched beauty. With over 11,000 submissions from 1,100 photographers across 64 countries, the competition upheld a strict no-editing policy, ensuring all entries were genuine in-camera captures. Australian photographer Joy Kachina earned the title of Photographer of the Year for her evocative portrayals of Tasmania's misty forests, praised for their emotional depth and grandeur.
The 2025 reFocus Photography Awards celebrate the art of visual storytelling, with black and white photography emerging as a powerful highlight. The 33 award-winning monochrome images reveal raw emotion, striking form, and masterful composition.
