History of War

Historic Photograph­er of the Year 2019

Trip Historic and All About History are once again looking for your incredible shots of the world’s greatest historic sites

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Entries for the awards are now open

The annual Historic Photograph­er of the Year Awards is back, searching for the finest photograph­ic talent, inspired by historical sites around the globe. Embarking on the third year of the awards, online historical travel guide Trip Historic will be taking both profession­al and amateur entries that celebrate the very best historic places and cultural sites across the globe. From grand, iconic architectu­re, to quiet, lesser-known locations, this year’s judging panel will be looking for not only stunning, technicall­y brilliant photograph­y, but also an engagement with the story of the subject and its importance in our past. By taking part, entrants will get the chance to win an array of prizes including a money-can’t-buy behindthe-scenes heritage experience from Historic England and the opportunit­y to have their short film broadcast on the television channel HISTORY™ for all the world to see!

This year the Awards will include specialist categories focusing on crucial periods and regions of history, including the Historic England category and the HISTORY™ Short Filmmaker award. Official partners include History of War’s sister title, All About History magazine, as well as HISTORY®, Historic England and The Associatio­n For Historical And Fine Art Photograph­y.

“LAST YEAR SAW AN INCREDIBLE ARRAY OF ENTRIES COVERING EVERYTHING FROM ABANDONED SECOND WORLD WAR SEA FORTS TO HAUNTING IMAGES FROM CHERNOBYL AND ATMOSPHERI­C ANCIENT CITIES CONSUMED BY DESERT SANDS” Dan Snow, Historian and Broadcaste­r

 ??  ?? red sands sea forts by Mark Edwards – English history winner 2018
red sands sea forts by Mark Edwards – English history winner 2018

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