International Women’s Day: Ten Stunning Photos Taken By Female Photographers Across The World

Ten stunning images snapped by female photographers have been released from the CEWE Photo Award, the world’s largest photo competition, to celebrate International Women’s Day today (Tuesday).

The ten snaps were submitted in last year’s competition, which aimed to celebrate the best in photography across the globe. The competition was open to everyone — from keen amateur photographers to established professionals.

Entrants were asked to submit photos that celebrated the competition’s ‘Our World is Beautiful’ theme.

There were ten categories for budding photographers to enter – from aerial shots and animals to landscapes, travel and culture. A photo has been shared by a female photographer from each category.

• Travel and culture
• Sport
• People
• Nature
• Landscape
• Hobby and leisure
• Food and cooking
• Aerial
• Animal
• Architecture

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Travel and culture category: three young children walk along a uniquely structured building in Myanmar, photographed by Laura Menesini.

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In spring this year, the CEWE Photo Award will be returning for a fifth year, where photographers across the globe will once again be able to submit entries across ten categories highlighting the true beauty of the world around us.

A photo expert at CEWE UK, said:

“We’re pleased to be releasing a set of stunning images captured by talented female photographers across the globe to celebrate International Women’s Day.

“We’ve really enjoyed seeing people’s entries to the CEWE Photo Award and feel particularly passionate about sharing wonderful photography from women around the world, not just today, but always.

"We are looking forward to seeing more amazing entries when the competition opens for this year.”