Don't miss out on your chance to be part of cewe_uk's huge free photo awards, with over €250,000 of prizes for the best 1,000 entrants – and every entry raises money for charity. ad
If you’re a keen amateur photographer or a seasoned photo pro, you’ve probably seen no end of photography competitions asking for your photos and sometimes, your cash too. TheCEWE is Europe’s number one photo printing company, and its 2023 photo competition has a mission to spark joy and show the world at its most beautiful – as well as to reward the best photographers with some spectacular prizes and global recognition for their work.
You could win a share of over €250,000 of prizes including holidays, state-of-the-art camera kit and much more, and not just for a handful of winners, but for the best 1,000 entrants. However, it’s not just the winners that benefit; for every photograph entered, CEWE will donate 10 Euro cents to SOS Children’s Villages Worldwide. So just by participating, you’re positively impacting the lives of children all over the world.
The prizes for 2nd to 10th Place winners are €5,000 of photography equipment and €2,500 of CEWE products.And for 31st to 1000th Place you'll win a voucher worth €100, redeemable across the full CEWE product range.Under the slogan “our world is beautiful”, anyone over 18 is encouraged to participate in the CEWE Photo Award competition.
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