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Australia’s Leading International Photography Awards – Now Open for Entries
Over $75,000 in Prizes | Portrait, Landscape & Exposure Categories
The 2025 International Photography Awards, Australia’s prestigious global photography competition, are back and bigger than ever, offering a total prize pool of over $75,000. Photographers worldwide are invited to submit their best work in one of three award categories: Portrait, Landscape, and Exposure.
To support the next generation of image-makers, entrants under the age of 25 are eligible for a 50% discount on all entry fees.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain international exposure and compete for major prizes in one of the photography world’s most respected award programs.
Submit your work today.
Summary:
- Entries are open internationally
- Judged without artists’ names
- $75,000 prize pool including cash and product
- One overall winner and two runners-up per category
- 100 finalists
- 200 semi-finalists
- Finalists’ work exhibited in Head On Photo Festival 2025 in print and online
Exposure
The Head On Exposure Awards reveal new perspectives. Photographers are invited to unleash their creativity and submit their most important work, of any genre, style, technique, or medium, beyond the portrait and landscape categories.
Portrait
The image must feature or reflect the essence of a person or group of people and must be photographed by the Applicant. Group portraits, self-portraits and collages are accepted. We encourage all photographic styles and interpretations of photographic portraiture.
Landscape
Our approach to ‘landscape’ is very broad and encompasses ‘large vista’ images of the natural environment (land or sea), urban or industrial settings. It may include people, but these should be ‘incidental’ rather than the main subject matter. We encourage all photographic styles and interpretations of ‘landscape’.
For more information, please visit the Event Website.