Association of Photographers awards finalists go on show
Photographers working at highest level showcase best work
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Your support makes all the difference.Shortlisted pictures of a major photography award are going on display to the public ahead of the announcement of winners.
Now in their 35th year, the Association of Photography (AoP) awards seek to reward the best work from photographers working at the highest level.
Entries are welcome from all disciplines of photography. This year sees the introduction of the "Innovation" category, for those who are pushing the boundaries of technology in image making.
Though the main awards are open only to members of the AoP, the exhibition also includes the Open Awards which allow amateurs and upcoming talents a chance to boost their profile.
Judging is underway and winners of the awards will be announced on May 14.
The Association of Photographers Awards 2019 exhibition will be on display at One Canada Square in London until May 31.
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