D&AD Next Photographer Award 2017
D&AD Next Photographer Award 2017 now is over!
Photography awards organised by D&AD, the Next Photographer Award, new award set to unearth the best new photographers and promote them back to the industry offering up and coming creative talent the chance to win invaluable industry mentorship and giving emerging talent a platform to showcase their work in front of the people that matter most.
About Competition
photography award titled Next Professional Awards 2017 are now open for entries.
Organised by D&AD, Next Professional Awards is a new award set to unearth the best new photographers and promote them back to the industry.
The Award offers up and coming creative talent the chance to win invaluable industry mentorship from a wide portfolio of acclaimed photographers, agents and advertising agencies, giving emerging talent a platform to showcase their work in front of the people that matter most.
In partnership with Getty Images, the Awards also offers new photographers the chance to win a prize fund to realise a photography project.
Is eligible only one entry per entrant. Each entry must include 5 different pieces (either shot separately or as part of a series). The pieces don’t need to have a common theme.
Any type of photography is accepted: fashion, advertising, art, portrait, design, editorial, etc. No need for photographs to have been commissioned or published. Photographs must have been completed after January 1, 2015.
The jury will be looking for photographers with a unique and original vision, who use outstanding craft and technique to produce a brilliant photographic output.
Entry fee for this competition are 20 GBP, that’s approximately 32 EUR.
For further information about this competition please visit the official website.
Eligibility
This competition is open worldwide to anyone but established photographers. If the majority (over 50%) of your income has been from your own photography for over 3 years, you don't qualify.
There's no age limit to enter, but you must be out of full-time education.