79th Pictures of the Year International competition now accepting entries

Nancy Ismael, 13, holds the family bird, Coocoo, who lives in a cage on top of the fridge, on Monday, June 22, 2020, in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Ismael lost her parents within weeks to COVID-19. (Salwan Georges, winner of the POY 78 Photographer of the Year, International award)

Posted Tuesday, December 21, 2021 9:56 am

Austin Fitzgerald | RJI

The Missouri School of Journalism’s 79th annual Pictures of the Year International (POY) competition is now accepting entries. The prestigious photojournalism contest is open to anyone, and past winners have come from across the country and around the world.

Individual photographers can submit up to 15 entries — as single images or multi-photo stories — across 34 categories. Some of this year’s categories focus on current events, including the Tokyo Olympics. For the premier categories, which include local and international awards for Photographer of the Year, portfolios of up to 50 images can be submitted. The deadline for submissions is Monday, Jan. 17.

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