ITF Photo Competition
ITF PHOTO PRIZE 2022
SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
ITF PHOTO PRIZE 2022
SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
ITF PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE 2022
An annual contest celebrating the millions of transport workers who move the world.
The ITF’s first-ever photography competition celebrates the triumphs and challenges of being a transport worker
today, in all sectors, industries and supply chains.
After six months of incredible submissions, the entry period for the inaugural ITF Photo Prize is now complete.
We’ve received hundreds of incredible photographs from transport workers around the world.
We were overwhelmed by the response and it was heart-warming to see the lives of colleagues captured in such an earnest and down-to-earth way.
We’re relishing the thought of reviewing all the fantastic entries. Thank you so much to everyone who has entered — the judges have a treat ahead of them!
We’re relishing the thought of reviewing all the fantastic entries. Thank you so much to everyone who has entered — the judges have a treat ahead of them!
If you entered the prize, please be sure to keep your original copies of your photography entries in the highest resolution format.
We will be contacting the shortlisted entries in June and the overall winner of the £2,000 prize will be announced in July.
Please do check back here for more news, and we can’t wait to announce who has won the honour of being the first-ever winner on our website and social media channels in July.
For more information, please contact contest@itf.org.uk
For more information, please contact contest@itf.org.uk
Browse through some of the entries
Camacho Frederick P.
MARKA
Yurii Vereschaka
Young specialists of the electric locomotive depot
Yurii Vereschaka
Technical training
Raj singh
Sealife
Anthony M. Cayaco
Fishing @ Sea🎣#MySimple Happiness #Nature's Gift
Oleksandr Grytsenko
Enclosed space
Fraser Constable
Overhauling Main Engine Pistons
Мария
К рейсу готов.
Croydon Dsouza
Portrait of a seafarer
Habil Fairuzy
Commulu Nimbuz
Abdul Azis Alkatiri
angkot drivers waiting for passengers who are getting quieter because of the pandemic
Clarisse J. Buison
Woman in the world of men
June D. Famur Jr.
The Rope of Hope
ISRAEL C. GARBO
A Woman in Action
Romelson R. Alindayo
Ballast pump suction gasket leaking
Aljon Manlangit
Dirty Hands Are A Sign Of Clean Money
Aljon Manlangit
Rest When You Need To, But Never Quit
Joseph Jegan
ASRY DOCK WORKERS
Julian Ramirez
IGUALDAD
Viridiana Gómez
Empowering feeling working as a longshore .
ALDRIN M ULEP
CHRISTMAS FEELING
Joseph Ndiritu Karobia
Alert
John Rufo Bontilao
Snowman onboard
Karlo Immanuelle D. Garcia
Lets Color our Dreams
Christopher lonie
Drencher test
Christopher lonie
Sailor
Vincent Dwight Rafil
"Unsung Hero" (The photo is a tribute to all transport workers around the world who work tirelessly just to keep the world moving. This is my simple way of showing appreciation to my colleagues and to our industry.))
