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Toronto Photo Contest Winners and Finalists Announcement

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We are happy to announce the winners and finalists of our 2019 Toronto Photo Contest.

Thank you to our sponsor ProLab Canada and our judges: Taku aka @smaku, Kurt aka @kurt.wang and Mike aka @mikesimpson.ms

Winners received a $100 gift certificate from ProLab Canada.
All finalists received offers to participate in a Tdot Shots interview feature.

There were so many amazing entries! Here are the winners and finalists!

Please check out the images in the Instagram posts below (swipe or click arrows)

Hope to see your images next year! 😀

Winners

WINNER: Jeff Giller @blindmonkeystudios  (landscape)

WINNER: Mathieu Estibals @mathieuestibals (cityscape)  

WINNER: Karl Vincent Corpuz @____krlvc (street)

 

Finalists 

Mateo Wieland @mateowieland 

Apoorva Risbood @apoorvarisbood  

Amar Singh @6ix.angle  

Rahul Sharma @rahuul_s 

Michael Kelly @mke11y

Oliver Ng @oli.visuals

Chris Noronha @chrisnoronhaphoto

 

Thanks everyone who participated and congratulations to the finalists and winners!

See you next year! We will host another contest in 2020!

Winners

Runners Up

Tdot Shots supports the Toronto photography community with features, interviews, photo contests, photo walk meetups and a blog. Check out our online community Tdot Studio and our photo contest Iconic Toronto.

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