Big Prizes for Big Photographers

June 11, 2014 Marco | Editor

Our heartfelt congratulations go out to Corbis contributors Bryan Denton, Volker Möhrke, Cameron Davidson and Tim Tadder for recently being recognized by some of the most respected and competitive global photography competitions!

Bryan Denton’s story on the crackdown by the police and military on pro-Morsi supporters in Cairo (August 2013) has been selected as a winner in the Photojournalism Story category for the 2014 Applied Arts Photography & Illustration Awards. In addition, World Press Photo has recognized Bryan as a talented young visual storyteller and has invited him to be 1 of 12 photographers attending the prestigious <a target=_blank href="http://corbisimages.us3.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=fea7e96bcc4393d549a5e84fc&id=42ca064c41&e=f7963f9ee4" …read more

Via: Corbis blog

Marco | Editor

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