Photo: Howard Lao (Gold, Baseball Category)
More than 700 professional sports photographers hailing from over 70 countries submitted their best work to the World Sports Photography Awards. And now, the winners of the competition—the only global contest to award sports photography—have been announced.
The 24 category-winning images are a spectacular look at the world of athletics. From basketball and ice hockey to martial arts and aquatics, the categories allow these talented photographers to show off their hard work. There are all the dynamic action shots one would expect, as well as quiet moments of reflection before the big game.
Judged by leading figures in the field, the awards recognize the photographers who are able to capture the athleticism, emotion, and passion of sports. By creating compelling stories in a single frame, these professional sports photographers are raising the bar. And thanks to their talents, the public is able to relive every thrilling moment of the events captured.
Scroll down to see all the winning images from this year's World Sports Photography Awards.
Here are the winning images of the 2023 World Sports Photography Awards.
Photo: Anna Szilágyi (Gold, Aquatic Category)
Photo: Tom Jenkins (Gold, Gymnastics Category)
Photo: James Ward Breen (Gold, Martial Arts Category)
Photo: Octávio Passos (Gold, Water Category)
Photo: Petr Slavik (Gold, Urban & Extreme)
Photo: Scott Barbour (Gold, Tennis Category)
More than 700 professional sports photographers hailing from over 70 countries
Title Impression, Sunrise Artist Claude Monet Year 1872 Medium Oil on canvas Size 18.9 in × 24.8 in (48 cm × 63 cm) Location Musée Marmottan Monet (Paris, France)
submitted their best images.
Title | Impression, Sunrise |
Artist | Claude Monet |
Year | 1872 |
Medium | Oil on canvas |
Size | 18.9 in × 24.8 in (48 cm × 63 cm) |
Location | Musée Marmottan Monet (Paris, France) |
Photo: Kevin Sabitus (Gold, American Football Category)
Photo: Andrew Hancock (Gold, Basketball Category)
Photo: Bob Bradford (Gold, Rugby Category)
Photo: Kirk Irwin (Gold, Ice Hockey Category)
Photo: Darren Burns (Gold, Boxing Category)
Photo: Julia Roger-Veyer (Gold, Other Category)
The contest has 24 categories to represent a wide range of sports.
Photo: Vince Mignott (Gold, Formula 1 Category)
Photo: Mrs Evo (Gold, Equestrian Category)
Photo: Aaron Gillons (Gold, Racquet Sports Category)
Photo: Xavier Pereyron (Gold, Cycling Category)
Photo: Patrick Smith (Gold, Golf Category)
Photo: Jesus Alvarez Orihuela (Gold, Football Category)
Photo: Annice Lyn (Gold, Winter Sports Category)
Photo: Phil Noble (Gold, Athletics Category)
Photo: Bodo Kräling (Gold, Motor Sports Category)
Photo: Philip Brown (Gold, Cricket Category)
Photo: Richard Heathcote (Gold, Venues & Views Category)
