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Devon photographer wins Gold at the Global Photography Awards

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Devon photographer wins Gold at the Global Photography Awards

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The 2024 Global Photography Awards "recognises exceptional achievements" of Martyn Norsworthy in its first ever competition!

The International Awards Associate (IAA) is honoured to join forces with the Global Photography Awards in announcing Martyn Norsworthy as a multi Winner of three Gold and seven Silver Awards in the Fine Art Pets and People Wedding Categories of its inaugural competition.

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This competition celebrates exceptional photographers from around the globe, gathering the world’s greatest individuals who believe that their photographs can make a difference, and to showcase this excellence to the very world.

Demonstrating a global significance, the award attracted more than 2,000 entries from over 35 countries, featuring participants from the United States, Germany, Japan, Italy, United Kingdom, Spain, Canada, France, Switzerland, Australia, Sweden, and others. Martyn demonstrated extraordinary skills, exemplifying their remarkable global appeal and impact.

You can see the Winner’s Page here https://globalphotographyawards.com/my-winning.php.

Norsworthy Photography 

Martyn said: “I am so very happy to have woken up to this news today, 10 Images entered and all winning awards of Silver and Golds. It’s a great honour to receive these from a new exciting Competition. A new set of Awards to add to my list."

Norsworthy Photography 

Thomas Brandt, spokesperson of IAA, said: “The launch of this award marks a celebration of photography’s power to connect and inspired. The diversity of submissions has given us a glimpse into unique perspectives from all over the world.

"Our jury was moved by the stories behind each image, showcasing the depth of emotion and creativity that photography can evoke.”

Grand Jury Panel

Comprising some of the world's foremost photographers, the Global Photography Awards carefully curates its jury to uphold the highest standards for the awards. Among the distinguished members of the jury are Yvon Jolivet (Canada), Alessandra Minotti (Italy), Abhijit Bose (India), Pieter Clicteur (Belgium), Benny Lau (Hong Kong SAR), and Ryo Utsunomiya (Japan), alongside other esteemed professionals, each bringing their unique expertise and passion to ensure the evaluation process is conducted with the utmost excellence.

Thomas continued: "Announcing the winners of this inaugural award has been a tribute to the dedication of photographers worldwide. These exceptional works represent the heart of the global photography community. Each piece celebrated today reflects the collective spirit and influence that continues to shape a thriving creative environment, inspiring the next generation of photographers."

 

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