Now in its 11th edition, British Journal of Photography’s annual International Photography Award is a leading showcase for contemporary photographic talent.

Photographers around the world are invited to submit their work to a panel of elite industry experts, and one winner will be selected to receive a three week solo exhibition at TJ Boulting, plus a £5000 production grant from Metro Imaging. They will also have their work published across British Journal of Photography’s print and digital channels, and showcased globally on WeTransfer.

Photographers are invited to enter projects on any topic, shot in any format or camera model, on film or digital.

The 2017 edition will be judged by Brett Rogers OBE, Michael Mack, Hannah Watson, Simon Bainbridge, Chantal Webber and Nadav Kander. Kander recently spoke to British Journal of Photography about what he looks for in a successful image.