Panos photographers win Pictures of the Year (POY) awards
Panos photographers have won a number of Pictures of the Year (POY) awards in this years 77th edition of the competition. Daily Life Mads Nissen won a First Place with his work on gang wars in the townships of Cape Town, South Africa. As the police search a young man from her house, a young girl comes out to watch the turmoil. South Africa’s second largest city is plagued by crime and drugs. Cape Town, South Africa. 2019. © Mads Nissen/Panos Pictures ——- Matthew Abbott won the Third Place with his image of Bruce the Ram at the Sheep Shearing & Ram Parade in Queensland, Australia. Tourists watch as Bruce the ram walks down the runway during the Sheep Shearing & Ram Parade at Paradise Country, an Australian farm experience theme park in Queensland, Australia. 2019. © Matthew Abbott/Panos Pictures ——- Ian Willms won an Award of Excellence for his...
- Rhodri Jones exhibiting at Spazio Lavì! in Bologna, Italy
- Elena Chernyshova’s “North East Passage” published in El Mundo in Spain
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31 January 2020 – Britain leaves the EU
Panos photographers’ impressions - Matthew Abbott published in El País
- Matthew Abbott in the L’Obs
- Elena Chernyshova published in Schweizer Illustrierte magazine
- Julio Etchart exhibiting at Rich Mix in London
- Nyani Quarmyne published in Terra Mater
- Australian bushfires by Matthew Abbott
Rhodri Jones is exhibiting his ground-breaking work on Albania in the 1990 entitled “Eredità tribale” (“A Tribal Legacy”) at Spazio Lavì! in Bologna from 15 to 29 February 2020. To...
Elena Chernyshova’s journey aboard an icebreaker charting the Northeast Passage over the top of Russia has been published in El Mundo in Spain.
After over three and a half years and much public and political wrangling, Britain is leaving the European Union to the delight of some, and the disappointment of others. Panos...
Matthew Abbott’s extraordinary work from the bushfires in Australia has been published in Spain’s El País. You can see a full set of images here.
Matthew Abbott’s startling images from the bushfires that have devastated tens of thousands of square kilometres of southeastern Australia have been published in L’Obs in France. To view a full...
A recent commission from Schweizer Illustrierte, shot by Elena Chenyshova in Moscow, has been published in the magazine.
Julio Etchart followed the trail of two of George Orwell’s great books: ‘Burmese Days’ and ‘Homage to Catalonia’, combining images of the original locations in Burma/Myanmar and Spain, with excerpts...
Nyani Quarmyne‘s fascinating story about the courageous efforts of local engineers in Georgia’s Tusheti region who are bringing internet access to remote villages, supported by the Internet Society, has been...
click here for a large edit of images. Devastating bushfires have been ravaging parts of the Australian states of New South Wales and Victoria since November 2019. By early January...
Mads Nissen’s recent work on the effect of climate change on glaciers in Chile has been published in the Danish daily Politiken.
Sven Torfinn‘s recent work on the Mozambican town of Beira which was severely damaged by Cycline Idai in March 2019 has been published in the Belgian daily De Morgen.
Tommy Trenchard expansive country profile of Mauritius, originally commissioned by GEO Magazine in France, has been published in the Hungarian edition of the magazine.
Ian Teh’s award winning work on the Yellow River in China has been published in Feng Magazine in China. To see the full body of work, please click here.
Chris de Bode‘s long term photo project which features 58 children from 13 countries talking about their hopes and dreams for the future has been published on the Guardian website....
For the past eight years, Chris de Bode has been working on an extraordinary set of images showing children from around the world expressing their hopes and dreams for the...