2011 EPSON AIPP Queensland Professional Photography Awards Prints by Paul Cincotta

Open Wedding: Silver Distinction – 3rd highest scoring print in category.

Landscape: Silver Award

Documentary: Silver Distinction

2011 Canon AIPP Australian Professional Photography Awards Prints by Paul Cincotta


Illustrative Category: Silver Award

Open Wedding: Silver Award

Open Wedding: Silver Award

Open Wedding: Silver Award

2011 Epson Panorama Awards – 1 Silver & 14 Bronze

A full gallery of all the images on facebook

Runner Up! Open Nature – Epson International Photographic Pano Awards

In all the lead up to the AIPP APPA’s I had forgotten all about the the Epson International Photographic Pano Awards.  This is a relatively new annual competition open to both Professionals & Enthusiasts alike and is designed specifically for panorama images.  From 79 countries around the world more than 2700 entries were submitted. Only 31 achieved silver status. Out of my 6 entries I received 1 Silver & 3 Bronze awards. Moreover my silver award ‘Whitsunday Passage Prongs” was placed Runner up in the Open Nature division. Of course nobody remembers second place, so maybe next year…

Interestingly the competition was open to 360º images that are generally used for virtual reality imagery. The image below “Kingfisher Staircase” was awarded Bronze in the Open – Built Environment (including Architecture) division.

To see the image above as a virtual tour in action, follow this link to the “staircase” virtual tour.

2010 AIPP Australian Professional Photography Award Winners

Silver Award

Silver Award

Bronze Award

Bronze Award

2010 AIPP APPA’s

2010 AIPP Queensland Professional Photography Awards

Last weekend the AIPP Queensland division held the Queensland Professional Photography awards, where once again I managed a silver merit in both the Landscape and Wedding Categories.

The Weather Channel Apologises

The Weather Channel recently awarded its ‘Photo of the Year’, however the winning photo was incorrectly named and attributed. The correct name and attribution is “Whitsunday Passage Prongs © Paul Cincotta 2008”. The Weather Channel apologises for this error.

The Weather Channel Photo Gallery

Whitsunday Passage Prongs

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