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📣 STUDENT & YOUTH SHORTLISTS ANNOUNCED

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How do the photographers of tomorrow see the world around them? Kicking off the announcement season

How do the photographers of tomorrow see the world around them? [View this email in your browser]( Kicking off the announcement season 💥 Sony World Photography Awards 2024 Student and Youth shortlists have been revealed! Discover fascinating series and striking single shots captured by photographers from around the world shaping the future of the medium. [VIEW SHORTLISTS]( © Frederik Rüegger, Germany, Shortlist, Student Competition; © Shayna Cuenca, United States, Shortlist, Youth Competition; © River Lewis-Gosch, United States, Shortlist, Youth Competition; © Gaston Zilberman, Argentina, Shortlist, Student Competition; © Makaziwe Radebe, South Africa, Shortlist, Student Competition; © Kazi Arifujjaman, Bangladesh, Shortlist, Student Competition; © Kas Christiaens, Belgium, Shortlist, Youth Competition; © Zy Grei Zander Esperanza, Philippines, Shortlist, Youth Competition; Sony World Photography Awards 2024 Copyright © 2024 World Photography Organisation, All rights reserved. www.worldphoto.org Our mailing address is: World Photography Organisation 9 Manchester SquareLondon, UK W1U 3PL United Kingdom [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.

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