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Nadia Dias bags the 2nd prize at 2015 Sony World Photography Awards
Indian photographer Nadia Dias has made the country proud by winning the second prize at 2015 Sony World Photography Awards. A photo enthusiast Nadia, who splits her time between Goa and France, was selected from over 87,000 entries to the professional competition for a series called ‘Colours of the Slums’.
Indian photographer Nadia Dias has made the country proud by winning the second prize at 2015 Sony World Photography Awards. A photo enthusiast Nadia, who splits her time between Goa and France, was selected from over 87,000 entries to the professional competition for a series called ‘Colours of the Slums’.
Now in its eighth year, the Sony World Photography Awards is known to annually present the world’s best contemporary photography across a range of genres and has an international jury to judge the awards. Free to enter and open to photographers, attracts both emerging talent and established artists.
Talking about her success Dias says, “Winning second place in the travel category is by far the biggest achievement of my life - I'm overwhelmed to say the least! The exposure and recognition of my photographic work is all I ever wanted, to reach out to the world through my images. I am proud to be seen on this platform. I have no words to express my gratitude to all the honourable judges.”
