Lens (photo price)

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The lens is an Austrian award for press photography. It recognizes the quality of Austrian photojournalism and honors extraordinary works by press photographers that have been published in an Austrian medium (print, online, agency).

It includes the categories of domestic and foreign policy, economy, chronicle, art and culture, sport and photo series. Most recently, the 2018 prize, worth a total of € 16,000, was awarded by the APA - Austria Press Agency and the Federal Guild for Professional Photographers.

An expert jury, consisting of long-time media and photography professionals, meets annually in a changing composition and determines six category winners and one main prize winner in a two-stage evaluation process (online and in person). The submissions will be judged according to the conditions of participation and according to the meaningfulness of the content, aesthetic, technical and design quality standards.

In 2017, the award was not advertised due to an evaluation phase.

Award winners

category Prize winner 2006 Image title
politic and economy Herbert Pfarrhofer That caught the eye
timeline Heinz-Peter Bader swan
art Robert Newald (overall winner) Jane Birkin
Sports Helmut Graf Whitaker
portrait Christian Jungwirth Chocolate King Zotter
Feature / theme illustration Josef Hinterleitner 4. Advent Sunday
category 2007 award winner Image title
politic and economy Clemens Fabry (overall winner) A childhood dream comes true
timeline Erika Mayer Crash landing
Feature / theme illustration Dietmar Stiplovsek Pork cold
Sports Markus Gmeiner Motocross ÖM in Möggers
portrait Martin Gnedt People of South Sudan (child with flies)
Arts and Culture Willi Schraml Georg Baselitz
category 2008 award winners Image title
politic and economy Georges Schneider In the steppe of Kazakhstan
timeline Klemens Groh (overall winner) Pope Gone with the Wind
Arts and Culture Robert Newald Hermann Nitsch
Sports Markus Gmeiner Motocross race start in Möggers
portrait Volker Weihbold Story told
Feature / theme illustration Günter Filzwieser Show of Force
category Prize winner 2009 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Leonhard Foeger Wilhelm Molterer
economy Regine Hendrich AUA crisis
timeline Helmut Fohringer heaven and hell
Arts and Culture Georg Hochmuth Ballet gala
Sports Robert Jäger (overall winner) Daniel Albrecht fell in Kitzbühel
Photo series Miro Kuzmanovic Armenia - all that remains
category Award winner 2010 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Ian Ehm Crusader?
economy Clemens Fabry (overall winner) In all modesty
timeline Helmut Fohringer Detention
Arts and Culture Ingo Pertramer Robert Palfrader
Sports Herbert Kratky kick off
Photo series Lisi Niesner / Georg Hochmuth Dawson City - The Last Frontier
category Award winner 2011 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Roland Schlager Negotiation break
economy Stephan Boroviczeny Cleaning ballerina
timeline Heinz Stephan Tesarek eyes wide shot
Arts and Culture Erich Reismann Jesserer Gertraud
Sports Andreas Reichart Nordic World Ski Championships Oslo
Photo series Heinz Stephan Tesarek (overall winner) The call of the dictator
category Prize winner 2012 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Dragan Tatic First ladies
economy Ian Ehm The new class struggle
timeline Dragan Tatic Survived
Arts and Culture Heribert Corn Soap & Skin
Sports Johann Groder (overall winner) Maria Höfl-Riesch on the Mölltal Glacier
Photo series Fabian White Whispers of love in China
category Prize winner 2013 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Juerg Christandl Darabos-Entacher
economy Katja Zanella-Kux kick off
timeline Christian Bruna You no him!
Arts and Culture Ian Ehm Hermann Nitsch
Sports Leonhard Foeger Football god
Photo series Heinz Stephan Tesarek (overall winner) Leave for love (How Could You Leave I.)
category 2014 award winners Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Matthias Cremer Ernst Strasser in court
economy Matthias Cremer (overall winner) Spindelegger and the budget hole
timeline Andreas Carpenter Germans at the Vienna Opera Ball
Arts and Culture Jan Hetfleisch The angel from Taksim
Sports Leonhard Foeger Done …
Photo series Fabian White Bok o Bok - homophobia in Russia
category Award winner 2015 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Christian Fischer (overall winner) The quote
economy Helmut Graf Irmgard Griss
timeline Daniel Schaler Squatting ?! What squatting?
Arts and Culture Georg Hochmuth Diego Velázquez
Sports Heinz-Peter Bader Traffic (t)
Photo series Philipp Horak Born to die
Icons (anniversary category) Walter Wobrazek Where is my horse
category Prize winner 2016 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Martin Peneder (overall winner) Refugee girl in flower dress
economy Tesarek Heinz Stephan The last seam
timeline Weihbold Volker Surviving
Arts and Culture Robert Newald Photographer Lisl Steiner
Sports Andreas Pranter Bounce
Photo series Christian Bruna On the run
category Prize winners 2018 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Robert Hunter Swearing in
economy Helmut Fohringer Key witness
timeline Erwin Scheriau The days after
Arts and Culture Oliver Lerch No hands handicap
Sports Florian Ertl First time
Photo series Stefan Knittel Erich and the sheep
category Prize winners 2019 Image title
Domestic and foreign policy Lisi Niesner (overall winner) Brexit
economy Nina Strasser Erika the first
timeline Helmut Fohringer Snowy
Arts and Culture Heinz Stephan Tesarek The little death of cinema erotique
Sports Leonhard Foeger farewell
Photo series Heinz Stephan Tesarek Chabela, the queen of the Kella

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Lens 2018: “Press Photo of the Year” goes to Robert Jäger . In: OTS.at . ( ots.at [accessed on July 23, 2018]).
  2. https://www.objektiv-fotopreis.at/about/. Retrieved July 23, 2018 .
  3. Press Photo Award Lens returns after a one-year break - derStandard.at. Retrieved July 23, 2018 .
  4. ^ "Brexit": Lisi Niesner awarded for Press Photo of the Year. Der Standard, June 24, 2019, accessed on the same day.