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The Visa Awards distinguished the cream of this 34th edition of the International Photojournalism Festival. Here is the list.
Visa d’Or of international daily journalism: Mats Nissen for Politiken.
Visa d’or News: Evgeny Maloletka / Associated Press reporting from Mariupol, Ukraine.
Visa d’Or Magazine: Brent Stirton/Getty Images for his work on Bushmeat: The Origins of Epidemics for National Geographic.
Samir Al-Doumi /AFP for his report Les routes de la mort on the International Committee of the Red Cross’ humanitarian golden visa: migration crisis in northern France.
Visa d’or de l’information numérique franceinfo: Rising African Cities by Max Bearak, Dylan Moriarty and Julia Ledur Project published by the Washington Post.
Figaro Magazine Honorary Visa d’or: Alain Keler: Myop.
Visa d’Or from the city of Perpignan Remy Oglic: Lucas Pariolet for his coverage of the war in Ukraine for Le Monde.
Canon Female Photojournalist Fellowship: Natalya Sabrunova / Zeppelin.
Canon Grant for Short Video Documentary: Irene Back.
Grant for New Urban Photography, supported by Google: Philémon Barbier / Collectif Hors Format.
ANI-PixTrakk Prize: Hervé Lequeux.
Pierre & Alexandra Boulat Prize: Laura Morton.
Photography Gift – Yves Rocher Foundation: Alain Schroeder.
Carmignac Prize for Photojournalism: Fabiola Ferrero.
Camille LePage Award: Rebecca Conway.
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