Creative Photo Awards 2025

Entries are open: deadline April 1st, 2025

8 CATEGORIES

ANIMALS/PETS • ADVERTISING • ARCHITECTURE • PEOPLE FINE ART • WEDDING • OPEN THEME • NATURE & LANDSCAPE

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AWARDS CEREMONY

The winning photographers will be honored on September 27th at the Teatro dei Rinnovati in Siena, during the Awards Ceremony that will inaugurate the Siena Awards Festival.

"I WONDER IF YOU CAN" EXHIBITION

The award-winning images will be displayed in a group exhibition in Siena during the Siena Awards Festival.

WE🧡CREATIVE

Photos that did not win prizes in the Creative Photo Awards competition have the opportunity to be selected and exhibited each year in some of Tuscany's most beautiful villages. Large photographic prints affixed to the walls of homes, palaces and historic buildings periodically transform the Sienese territory into a huge outdoor diffuse museum capable of offering visitors a unique and engaging experience.

PANGEA PRIZE

The Pangea Prize takes on the embrace that the "Creative Photo Awards" organizers wish to create with the world gathered in Siena during the days of the Festival and Awards Ceremony.

PRIZES

Discover the prizes awaiting winners of this photography award. Explore to learn more about the accolades and rewards up for grabs.

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RULES & FAQ

All the guidelines and criteria for participating in the photography award. Dive in to ensure your submissions meet the standards for consideration.

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PRESS REVIEW & MEDIA AREA

Access the latest official news and the Creative Photo Awards press review.

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HALL OF FAME

The Hall of Fame includes all the photographers who in the past won the title of Photographer of The Year or Best Author in one of the photographic contests: "Siena International Photo Awards", "Creative Photo Awards" o "Drone Photo Awards".

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Photo of the day(by Benjamin Hayes)

Birches and pine forest along the frozen shoreline of Loch Vaa, Scottish Highlands, taken with DJI Air 2s, The loch contains the remains of a crannog, a historic fortified structure constructed on an artificial island. Birch timber recovered from the Loch Vaa crannog dates it to the 13th century