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World Food Photography Awards 2027

World Food Photography Awards · Remote · London, United Kingdom

Open to Tunisian applicants

Checked on 28 Oct 2026

Who
Photographers of any country
Prize
5,000 pounds for the overall winner
Fee
35 pounds for six images; free for students
Deadline: 7 Feb 2027Deadlinein 3 months
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Can you apply? Answer 3 short questions, no account needed.

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In short

The World Food Photography Awards 2027, formerly Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year, accept entries from any country until 7 February 2027. Adults pay 35 pounds for up to six images. Photography students, and graduates of the past 12 months, enter the RPS Student Food Photographer of the Year for free, as do young people aged 17 or under. The overall winner receives 5,000 pounds, and winners are announced on 18 May 2027.

Who can apply

Country
The entry terms say entries may be submitted from any country, so photographers in Tunisia can enter online.
Free categories
Free entry for under-18s, for photography students at a recognised college or university or graduates of the past 12 months, and for photographers with a refugee background.
Age
The adult competition is for people aged 18 or over on 7 February 2027; images that won an overall title elsewhere cannot be entered.

Funding and what it does not cover

The overall winner receives 5,000 pounds. Adult entry costs 35 pounds for up to six images; the youth, student and refugee categories are free.

Covered

  • 5,000 pounds for the overall winner
  • Free entry to the RPS Student Food Photographer of the Year
  • Free entry to the Jamie Oliver Youth Prize for under-18s

You pay

  • Adult entry fees (35 pounds for six images, 7 pounds per extra image)
  • Travel to the awards evening in London

Sources

Checked on 28 Oct 2026

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