The Vein by Jinyi He (China) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
2022 Open Photographer of the Year
Panorama photography showcases our world in an elongated format, to impressive effect.
Celebrating the extended frames is theEpson International Pano Awards, the world’s largest competition for panoramic photographers.
“The Vein” by Jinyi He (China) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. 2022 Open Photographer of the Year
It has just announced its 2022 winners, and they do not disappoint.
Amateur and professional photographers from 98 countries submitted over 4,100 images.
The Veinis the result of 40 stitched photos.
“Veles” by Peter Li (UK) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. 2022 Winner, Open Built Environment / Architecture
Nature is an artist, and it reminds me of an abstract painting.
The Epson International Pano Awards is run by Epson Australia.
Now in its 13th year, the competition continues to impress those involved with it.
“Poison River” by Juan López Ruiz (Spain) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. 2022 Epson Digital Art Prize
The awards connect photographers of all levels and from all walks of life through their creative passion.
See more breathtaking panorama photos from the 13th Epson International Pano Awards.
Veles by Peter Li (UK) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
“Icelandic Bridge” by Carlos Solinis Camalich (Spain) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. Overall Running Up, Amateur Built Environment
2022 Raw Planet Award
Winter Mountains by Craig McGowan (Australia) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
2022 Nikon Australia Award
In Formation by Florian Kriechbaumer (UAE) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
Highest Scoring Film Capture
Bernese Oberland by Judith Kuhn (Germany) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
“Serenity Shores” by Joshua Hermann (U.S.) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. 2022 Raw Planet Award
2022 Curators Award
Purple World by Jinyi He (China) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
Highest Scoring IAPP Member
Left or Right?
by Pedro Nogales (Spain) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards.
“Winter Mountains” by Craig McGowan (Australia) courtesy of the13th Epson International Pano Awards. 2022 Nikon Australia Award
Fourth Place, Amateur Nature
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