Winners have been announced for 2007. You can also check out other year's awards.
The Photobloggies is an annual award ceremony celebrating photoblogging around the world. Through the Photobloggies, you can find some of the best photoblog sites on the internet. Organized by Chantal Stone, Brandon Stone, Jonathan Greenwald, and Otto Kitchens and founded by Rannie Turingan, Brandon Stone, and Jake Dobkin. It includes awards based on geographic region, photoblog subject matter, and "best of" categories.
We've invited editors from select photography magazines to make up our panel of judges. After the Open Nomination Phase has finished these editors will choose our final winners. Here they are in alphabetical order... Be sure to check all of them out!
AK47.tv, File Magazine, foto8, Gomma Magazine, Hamburger Eyes, JPG Magazine, Light Leaks, U&I Magazine
A photoblog is a website whose primary content is photographs displayed in a log format. Many examples of photoblogs can be found at Photoblogs.org. You can also see winners and nominees from previous years' events at Photobloggies.org.
The Photobloggies includes a round of open nomination, followed by a closed judging process. Winners will be announced live at the North American Photobloggers Meetup in Chicago. Important dates:
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The organizers would like to thank our amazing panel of judges for contributing their editorial talents this year! We would also like to thank Desi Aragon for creating the Photobloggies logos.
Best photoblog from the United States and U.S. territories (Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, etc.)
Best photoblog from Canada.
Best photoblog from the countries of Central and South America.
Best photoblog from Western Europe. Including the British Isles, Scandinavia, and Iceland.
Best photoblog from the countries of Australia and New Zealand.
Best photoblog from Eastern Europe, Russia, and surrounding countries.
Best photoblog from Japan.
Best photoblog from the countries of South East Asia, China, India. (Including South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, and islands of the Indian Ocean.)
Best photoblog from the continent of Africa and the countries of the Middle East.
This category recognizes the best writing and commentary of a photoblog -- including criticism, free verse, fiction, etc.
Recognizing the best photoblog featuring mainly black and white images -- digital or scanned from film.
This one is for all you dog and cat photobloggers -- recognizing sites that often feature photography of pets.
Recognizes photoblogs mainly featuring abstractions in all forms -- color and shape patterns, close-ups, odd reflections, etc.
For studio technical pros. Recognizes the best photoblog mainly featuring studio work, including portraits, macro, etc.
Best photoblog mainly featuring visual reportage of news subjects. War, crime, bake-offs, whateva!
Best photoblog mainly featuring landscape photography -- urban or au natural.
Who are you calling a toy? Recognizes the best photoblog mainly shot with a Lomo, Holga, or other camera costing less than $50.
Best photoblog that mainly featured street scenes, with or without people in them.
Best photoblog that mainly featured portraits of people or other things with faces.
The best photoblog that not many people know about! Hopefully we can help change that.
Looks count: recognizes outstanding design, layout, and navigation.
Think of the children! Recognizes the best photoblog shot by someone who was younger than 18 during 2006.
For the newbies: Recognizes the best photoblog started during 2006 (Jan 1-Dec 31.)
The single photoblog post that stands out among all the rest. Please use the permalink URL for the post and make sure the photo was posted in 2006! You can find several older photoblog posts via the Photoblogs.org Blog and also del.icio.us.
The best of the best -- the big kahuna. The photoblog that was consistently most excellent throughout 2006.
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Winners have been announced for 2007. You can also check out other year's awards.