ne of the final public photos of the late Queen is among the many images up for an award to be determined by public vote.
People can select from 20 photos taken between January 1 and December 31 2022 for the Photo of the Year on the annual UK Picture Editors Guild Awards.
An picture of the late Queen smiling beside a hearth at Balmoral, earlier than assembly the newly appointed prime minister Liz Truss, on September 6, is among the many contenders.
Another image of her on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in the course of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June has caught the attention of judges, together with a couple of images of Prince Louis protecting his ears throughout a flypast.
There are additionally photos of the King finishing up his duties, footballer Lionel Messi holding the World Cup and the battle in Ukraine.
Pictures of the nation sweltering in 40C warmth final summer season and {a photograph} of a Just Stop Oil protester are among the many different nominees.
A spokesman for the UK Picture Editors Guild Awards mentioned: “Photographers working on behalf of the press risk their lives in war zones and bring us the news as it breaks.
“Their work fills the pages of the newspapers daily and so often their work goes unrecognised.”
Those who register to vote earlier than September 3 will get the possibility to win a two-night keep in a London lodge.
The awards will probably be held on the Honourable Artillery Company grounds within the City of London on October 16, and other people can vote right here: https://imago.ws/IMAGOPhotographoftheyear.
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