Deadline: 19 May 2024
Do you work as a photojournalist? Does your engaged photographic work address issues related to the environment, human-earth relationships, or major sustainable development challenges? Do you write and speak in French or English? Then nothing can stop you, send your application to the Yves Rocher Foundation!
The Yves Rocher Foundation Photo Prize is awarded to a professional photographer who wishes to produce a journalistic work on issues related to the environment, the relationship between humans and the Earth, and the major challenges of sustainable development.
The Yves Rocher Foundation, recognised for its public interest and headquartered at La Forêt Neuve – Glénac – La Gacilly in the Morbihan department of France, represented by its President Mr Jacques Rocher, is organising a photography competition as part of its various photography initiatives.
The Yves Rocher Foundation Photography Award is granted to a professional photographer seeking to produce a photo essay on issues related to the environment, relationships between humans and the Earth, or the major challenges of the green transition.
The Award comes with €8,000 in prize money, funded by the Yves Rocher Foundation.
The Award will be granted to an individual photojournalist, hereafter referred to as the “applicant”, in their name, and not to a group. The Award’s prize money is intended to enable the winning photographer to complete the photo essay project presented in their application for the award.
Eligibility Criteria
- The conditions for the award are:
- to be working as a photojournalist; and
- being able to write and speak in French or English.
For more information, visit Yves Rocher Foundation.
