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The competition comprises of three main sections — ''Open'', ''Amateur'' and ''VR/360'', both the professional and non-professional photographers are free to take part in the Open & the VR/360 sections. |
The competition comprises of three main sections — ''Open'', ''Amateur'' and ''VR/360'', both the professional and non-professional photographers are free to take part in the Open & the VR/360 sections. |
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The judging panel for the respective section selects the best image in two sub-categories — Built and Nature, except for the VR/360 section. The individuals with the maximum scoring points earning from any of their three photographs, with all of them placed in top-50 & at least one image in top-10, are declared as the overall winner in the open & the amateur sections. The other awards are judged accordingly to the nature of the images such as stitched, aerial and vertical images. |
The judging panel for the respective section selects the best image in two sub-categories — Built and Nature, except for the VR/360 section. The individuals with the maximum scoring points earning from any of their three photographs, with all of them placed in top-50 & at least one image in top-10, are declared as the overall winner in the open & the amateur sections. The other awards are judged accordingly to the nature of the images such as stitched, aerial and vertical images.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://thepanoawards.com/competition-rules |
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==Past recipients== |
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The International Pano Awards (also known as The EPSON International Pano Awards for sponsorship reasons) are an annual set of awards presented by Epson Australia to recognise and honour the professional and the amateur photographers for their excellent work in the genre of panoramic photography. it is often described as the "world's largest panoramic photography competition".[1][2]
History
In 2009, David Evans created The International Pano Awards with the support of Epson Australia and, launched in the following year with ESPON as its title sponsor. later, Epson Southeast Asia joined them in 2024.[3]
Competition
The competition comprises of three main sections — Open, Amateur and VR/360, both the professional and non-professional photographers are free to take part in the Open & the VR/360 sections.
The judging panel for the respective section selects the best image in two sub-categories — Built and Nature, except for the VR/360 section. The individuals with the maximum scoring points earning from any of their three photographs, with all of them placed in top-50 & at least one image in top-10, are declared as the overall winner in the open & the amateur sections. The other awards are judged accordingly to the nature of the images such as stitched, aerial and vertical images.[4]
Past recipients
Main awards
| Year | Open Awards | Amateur Awards | VR/360 Award | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | Built Category | Nature Category | Overall | Built Category | Nature Category | ||
| 2010 | Bill Leigh Brewer (USA) | Bill Leigh Brewer (USA) | Roy Samulsen (Norway) | Cynthia Hedgecock (USA) | Bernhard Hartmann (Denmark) | Cynthia Hedgecock (USA) | Not awarded |
| 2011 | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) | Sussanne Weissenberger (USA) | Bo Struye (USA) | Bo Struye (USA) | Christian Baeuchle (Denmark) | Ignacio Ferrando (Spain) |
| 2012 | Craig Bill (USA) | Peter Blakeman (Australia) | Craig Bill (USA) | Sergey Semenov (Russia) | Sergey Semenov (Russia) | Anita Erdmann (Canada) | Eric Herrmann (USA) |
| 2013 | Timo Lieber (UK) | Dmitry Moiseenko (Russia) | Timo Lieber (UK) | Garry Schlatter (Australia) | Ralf Regeer (Australia) | Garry Schlatter (Australia) | Dmitry Moiseenko (Russia) |
| 2014 | Dennis Ramos (USA) | Dennis Ramos (USA) | Ben Neale (Australia) | Ben Neale (Australia) | Jesus M. Garcia (Spain) | Ben Neale (Australia) | Dmitry Moiseenko (Russia) |
| 2015 | Max Rive (Netherlands) | Darren Murray (UK) | Max Rive (Netherlands) | Mateusz Piesiak (Poland) | John Finnan (Australia) | Mateusz Piesiak (Poland) | Dmitry Moiseenko (Russia) |
| 2016 | Alex Noriega (USA) | Xose Casal (Spain) | Alex Noriega (USA) | Nicholas Roemmelt (Austria) | Andreas Paehge (Germany) | Nicholas Roemmelt (Austria) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2017 | Jesus M. Garcia (Spain) | Javier de la Torre (Spain) | Jesus M. Garcia (Spain) | Darren Moore (UK) | Darren Moore (UK) | Ray Jennings (Australia) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2018 | Veselin Atanasov (Bulgaria) | Daniel Eisele (Germany) | Veselin Atanasov (Bulgaria) | Nathaniel Merz (South Korea) | Peter Li (UK) | Nathaniel Merz (South Korea) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2019 | Mieke Boynton (Australia) | Abdulla Al-Mushaifri (Qatar) | Mieke Boynton (Australia) | Carlos F. Turienzo (Spain) | Daniel Trippolt (Austria) | Carlos F. Turienzo (Spain) | Lukasz Czech (Poland) |
| 2020 | Matt Jackisch (Canada) | Colin Leonhardt (Australia) | Matt Jackisch (Canada) | Juan Lopez Ruiz (Spain) | Juan Lopez Ruiz (Spain) | Carlos F. Turienzo (Spain) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2021 | Joshua Hermann (USA) | Mark Brierley (Australia | Joshua Hermann (USA) | Daniel Trippolt (Austria) | Florian Kriechbaumer (UAE) | Daniel Trippolt (Austria) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2022 | Jinyi He (China) | Peter Li (UK) | Jinyi He (China) | Florian Kriechbaumer (UAE) | Carlos Solinis Camalich (Spain) | Florian Kriechbaumer (UAE) | Oleg Gaponyuk (Russia) |
| 2023 | Jose D. Requelme (Spain) | Cao Ky Nhan (Vietnam) | Jose D. Requelme (Spain) | Merche Llobera (Spain) | Hung Chang Lin (Taiwan) | Merche Llobera (Spain) | Marcio Cabral (Brazil) |
Additional awards
| Year | Digital Art Prize | Curators Award | Nikon Award | Stiched Image/Raw Planet Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Darren Moore (UK) | Not Awarded | Not Awarded | Not Awarded |
| 2016 | Marsel van Oosten (Netherlands) | Rodney Trenchard (Australia) | Marsel van Oosten (Netherlands) | |
| 2017 | Mads Peter Iversen (Denmark) | Nate Merz (USA) | Luka Benini (Italy) | |
| 2018 | Colin Sillerud (USA) | Stefan Thaler (Australia) | David Thompson (UK) | |
| 2019 | Mark Gray (Australia) | Simon Roppel (Switzerland) | Danny Tan (Australia) | Not Awarded |
| 2020 | Manish Mamtani (USA) | Armand Sarlangue (France) | Alan Mathieson (Australia) | |
| 2021 | Manuel Carmona (Spain) | Max Rive (Netherlands) | Ray Jennings (Australia) | Marsel van Oosten (Netherlands) |
| 2022 | Juan Lopez Ruiz (Spain) | Judith Kuhn (Germany) | Craig McGowan (Australia) | Joshua Hermann (USA) |
| 2023 | Swee Choo Ho (USA) | Krzysztof Browko (Poland) | Jon Vause (Australia) | Teo Chin Leong (Singapore) |
Special awards
| Year | Highest Scoring Image Awards | Highest Scoring Member Awards | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aerial Image | Smartphone Pano | Film Capture | Vertical Image | Gigapixel Image | IAPP Member | IVRPA Member | |
| 2011 | Not awarded | Not awarded | Not awarded | Not awarded | Not awarded | Denis Tremblay (Canada) | Ignacio Ferrando (Spain) |
| 2013 | Jorze Sanchez (USA) | Chris Collacott (Canada) | Adrien Huang (USA) | Thomas Erh (Brazil) | |||
| 2014 | Doglas Peebles (USA) | Alexander Vershinin (Russia) | Denis Gadbois (Canada) | Christoph Simon (UK) | |||
| 2015 | Dmitry Moiseenko (Russia) | Yuri Pustovoy (Russia) | Wojciech Kruczynski (Poland) | Dennis Ramos (USA) | Gregor Polster (Germany) | ||
| 2016 | Hans Strand (Switzerland) | Jason Denning (UK) | Ivan Turukhano (Russia) | Anique Ahmed (UAE) | Laurent Lacroix (Spain) | Markus Matern (Germany) | |
| 2017 | Javier de la Torre (Spain) | Akira Matsui (Japan) | Mads Peter Iversen (Denmark) | Not awarded | Marcio Cabral (Brazil) | ||
| 2018 | Kevin Krautgartner (Germany) Zay Yar Lin (Myanmar) |
Zay Yar Lin (Myanmar) | Peter Li (UK) | Isabella Tabacchi (Italy) | Marcio Cabral (Brazil) | Yuqing Guo (China) | |
| 2019 | Mienke Boynton (Australia) | Roberto Soares-Gomes (Brazil) | David Tacon (Australia) | Jesus M. Chamizo (Spain) | Dieter Meyrl (Germany) | Yoshihiko Wada (Japan) | Sergey Semenov (Russia) |
| 2020 | Manish Mamtani (USA) | Tyler Lekki (USA) | Not Awarded | Muhammad Rahman (Australia | Jason Denning (UK) | Blake Randall (Canada) | Pietro Madaschi (Italy) |
| 2021 | Gheorghe Popa (Romania) | Andrew Dickman (Australia) | Oliver Wehrli (Switzerland) | Peter Harrison (Australia) | Yaz Loukhal (Switzerland) | Tom Sheckels (USA) | Peter van den Wyngaert (Belgium) |
| 2022 | Jinyi He (China) | William Lekki (USA) | Rainer Roth (Switzerland) | Peter Li (UK) | Jinyi He (China) | Elliot McGucken (USA) | Bin Sun (China) |
| 2023 | Spencer Cox (USA) | Chang Di (Taiwan) | Michael Lees (USA) | Shuchuan Liu (China) | Marek Biegalski (Poland) | Blake Randall (Canada) | Obed Garcia (Spain) |
References
- ^ "The Winners of the World's Largest Panoramic Photo Contest". Newsweek. 14 November 2018.
- ^ "The Epson International Pano Awards". Epson Australia.
- ^ "About Us". thepanoawards.
- ^ "Competition Rules". thepanoawards.