Incredible Pictures from Agora’s Contest


L’application AGORA permet à des photographes autour du monde de se rencontrer et d’échanger. En participant chaque semaine au concours de la meilleure photo, 3,5 millions d’utilisateurs ont mis en commun leurs images pour donner vie à une banque d’images incroyables. Après 9 mois de compétition et plus de 130,000 clichés partagés, les AGORA Awards 2019 ont enfin leurs finalistes. Pour voter, rendez-vous sur l’application disponible sur iOS et Android. Le gagnant sera annoncé le 6 novembre via une transmission live de la cérémonie. En attendant, on vous laisse découvrir les finalistes !

Santiago López/AGORA images

Henry Do/AGORA images

 Jeunes moines s’amusent à Hsinbyume Pagoda, Ling Ling/AGORA images

Florian Ledoux/AGORA images

Diego Campomar/AGORA images

Khánh Phan/AGORA images

Clement Eastwood/AGORA images

Carles Alonso/AGORA images

Zay Yar Lin/AGORA images

Sara Pinto Marin/AGORA images

A woman makes traditional umbrellas at a factory in Mandalay, Myanmar. Aung ThuYa/AGORA images

Bimo Pradityo/AGORA images

Pedro Luis Ajuriaguerra Saiz/AGORA images

Michael Aboya/AGORA images

Long exposure sunset shot in the District in the city of Groningen, Netherlands (Anskar Lenzen/AGORA images)

Edward Panjaitan/AGORA images

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