Documentary. A different perspective.

Main grant $30,000; two finalist grants $10,000 each. Separate student grants $5,000 each. Payments are staged against required image/print delivery and final reporting.

Three category winners receive £10,000 each; 22 other selected entries receive £1,000 each. £52,000 is the combined pool. Public winners are planned for summer 2027.

First prize €1,000; second €200; third €100. Potential publishing arrangement and promotion are conditional; no guaranteed exhibition.

Sponsor-provided prizes; the current 2027 call does not publish an itemised package or cash value.

One US$25,000 production grant paid 50%, 40%, then 10% after twelve-print delivery. Four finalists named, with no cash advertised for them.

Overall title £1,000 plus CIWEM interview and BBWF feature/promotion; four category winners £500 each. Benefits refer to the completed 2025 edition.

Six finalists: €1,000 artist fee each, opening-weekend accommodation, travel up to €300 and production support €500. Separate Pismo selection PLN8,000 net. Expense allowances are not extra unrestricted cash.

Three individual US$30,000 fellowships, paid in three instalments, with professional support and agreed project obligations. US$90,000 is the combined grant total.

€10,000 overall award and trophy. €300 excluding VAT per shortlisted single or series, plus exhibition, yearbook and online collection.

First prize US$5,000 cash plus $1,000 MPB gift card and magazine publication. Four shortlisted artists receive $1,000 each; all five promised April 2026 AIPAD group exhibition.

Single News/Photo of the Year US$6,000; other category first prizes $3,000; second $1,500 and third $1,000. Thirty awards across ten categories, not a $58,000 individual prize.

42 winners each receive €1,000, Fujifilm X Half, yearbook and worldwide exhibition inclusion. Photo of the Year adds €10,000; overall winner/two finalists also receive GFX equipment. No inferred travel reimbursement.

€1,500 overall winner; additional category prizes and travelling exhibitions.

One €10,000 SAIF award and publication in RSF’s 100 photos for press freedom collection.

2026 Peace Image of the Year advertised at €6,000. Alfred Fried medal awards of €1,000 and children's award of €1,000 also documented. Award ceremony held 24 September 2026; future amounts unconfirmed.

Three separate S$2,000 cash awards: Best Portfolio, Best Published Photobook and Best Dummy Photobook. Showcase production covered; travel/hire expenses excluded absent separate written agreement.

Top 50 exhibition and individual online portfolio review. Separate PH21/Michael Reichmann award US$3,000 toward travel/exhibition plus solo show. Other separately selected residencies, exhibitions, scholarship and editorial opportunities.

Overall: NZ$1,000 additional cash, Sony camera/lens and Heritage Expeditions voyage. Category/special award winners NZ$500 each; publication and calendar.

Camera and equipment packages for category and overall winners; total advertised pool over US$200,000, not an individual cash prize. Finalists appear in the photobook; category winners in the tour, other finalists may be included.

US$10,000 for First PhotoBook only. Thirty-five shortlisted books exhibited at Paris Photo and internationally; other category winners have no advertised cash amount.

Photograph of Year CZK100,000; category winners CZK10,000; Project Europe €1,000; separate Prague project grant CZK100,000 with delivery obligations.