It is the organization Press Photographers Club that a quarter of a year awards the prizes. This year, 173 press photography has submitted a total of 2545 photos and 54 videos. This year’s picture 2024 Fatima Skaiki Trøøystar daughter Ivana (2), who was seriously burned in an attack in the village of Deira south of Lebanon. Photo: Gina Grieg Riisnæs / Aftenposten Vinnar: Gina Grieg Riisnæs, Aftenposten Fatima Skaiki Trøøystar daughter Ivana (2), who was seriously burned in an attack in the village of Deira south of Lebanon. Ivana and the big sister were looking out when a missile landed in the neighborhood and blasted what his father suspects was a weapons warehouse. The jury’s comment: The image confronts us with the brutal reality of war, and the pink tuxedo and nails give the image renks recognizable that makes it close, even to people far away from the conflict. Gina Grieg Riisnæs also received 1. Price in the class documentary abroad and news abroad. Nyheit Norway Bita Azizi (22) died in a traffic accident in Asker. VG photographer Fredrik Solstad captured the grief on camera. Photo: Fredrik Solstad / VG Winner: Fredrik Solstad, VG BITA AZIZI (22) died in a traffic accident in Asker. Mora settled on the grave during the burial. The jury comment: The picture is unique and stands out with both drama and beauty, and left a lasting impression. Daily life in Norway Photographer Anders Minge visited 99-year-old Sigmund Hansen. Photo: Anders Minge / Stavanger Aftenblad Vinnar: Anders Minge, Stavanger Aftenblad Text text: 99-year-old Sigmund Hansen is doing well at Sparekassen Hospital in Stavanger. The jury comment: The picture captures the essence of the day -to -day life in Norway in a simple but strong way. Sport, news Camilla Herrem is shelved. There will also be the photographer, Bjørn S. Delebekk in VG. Photo: Bjørn S. Delebekk / VG Winner: Bjørn Steinar Delebekk, VG Camilla Herrem host thrown in the weather by the teammates after Norway’s handball team water European gold. The jury’s comment: The picture tells a deep story beyond the act itself, and captures an important eye blink in sports history. Sport, reporting Øyvind Tveter in Aftenposten shows strong picture from the trotting sport. Photo: Øyvind Tveter / Aftenposten Vinnar: Øyvind Tveter, Aftenposten Some trotting horses make people rich, but there is an unknown shadow side. Horses can live until they are 30 years old, but the most common age to die is five years. The killing of the young horses is linked to money, gambling and injuries after hard training. The jury’s comment: The series shows a strong, gripping and new side of sports journalism, where the horse literally goes in with life as an effort. Portrait Tomm W. Christiansen was in Aleppo, Syria in November 2024. He photographed Shargi looking for his brother. Photo: Tomm W. Christiansen / Aftenposten Vinnar: Tomm W. Christiansen, Aftenposten The Syrian rebel army took control of Aleppo on November 27, 2024. He has been looking for his brother, Naser, who disappeared in 1991. Now he realizes that his brother is sadly dead and that the family will never see him again. The jury’s comment: This is a brave choice of motif that captures a strong eye blink through a close and intimate portrait. Open class Sindre Deschington has portrayed one side of Korean society, unknown to most people here in Norway. Photo: Sindre Deschington / Freelance Winners: Sindre Deschington, Freelance Behind the glossy image, it turns out that Korea has a lonely problem, especially in men. The authorities in Seoul have decided to spend more than $ 300 million on measures against lonely, and researchers and politicians point to everything from economics to feminism. The jury’s comment: A almost perfect series. A completely unique image document of time, mood and ownership. Climate and the environment Anniken C. Mohr In the Class Fight, depicts how the chemicals affect the environment. Photo: Anniken C. Mohr / Klassekampen Vinnar: Anniken C. Mohr, the class struggle PFAS chemicals have the polluted environment around Norwegian airports. The jury’s comment: The series is intelligent and well edited, and disseminates a strong story of environmental pollution. This year’s newcomar Jonas Sandboe was awarded the depiction of daily life in Hallingdal. Photo: Jonas Sandboe / Hallingdølen Winners: Jonas Sandboe, Hallingdølen Different image that captures life in Hallingdal, including a football school, a Curly Retriever festival, and more. The jury’s comment: The photo extends near, and provides a strong visual story. Nyheitsvideo Ahmed Abu Kmeil, Jebril Abu Kmeil, Anja Strønen, and Mohammed Alayoubi from news Prize for the report on Hanadi and daughter. WINNER: Ahmed Abu Kmeil, Jebril Abu Kmeil, Anja Strønen, and Mohammed Alayoubi, news Dottera to Hanadi Jury’s comment: The video tells a heartbreaking story about a baby saved from the deceased mother in Gaza, and emphasizes the human consequences of conflict. Video reports Winners: Anders Hammer and Charlotte Cook, Freelans/Field of Vision/Vgtv The Takeover (see it here on VGTV) The jury’s comment: The documentary reveals how the Taliban Taliban gnaw afghan women’s rights their rights, showing the courage to the women who fight their freedom. Anders Hammer also received the award as this year’s video journalist. Documentary Norway Matthis Kleeb has documented the Syrian refugees in Norway over several years. Photo: Matthis Kleeb/ Frilans/ Morgenbladet Winners: Matthis Kleeb, Freelans/ Morgenbladet The art of being a Norwegian: Four years ago, 50 selected refugees came from Syria to Norway. They have broken on gender equality, advanced technology, cultural crash and language barrier. But the big challenge is getting to know Norwegians. news journalists Eskil Wie Furnes and Sara Victoria Rygg took 2th place and 3rd place in the categories Documentary Norway and Neuto Video for the work on this strong case: Many from Press-Norway were tonight gathered at the Literature House in connection with the distribution of this year’s picture in Norway. Photo: Mari Saanum Bessesen / news Published 14.03.2025, at. 20.52 Updated 14.03.2025, at. 20.55
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