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Epson Southeast Asia

Photo by Ky Nhan Cao, Vietnam

We are excited to announce the new Epson International Pano Awards…

 

Southeast Asia Open Photographer of the Year!

Total prize package $5000

 

Epson Southeast Asia

 

Epson SureColor P5300

Epson SureColor SC-P5300

Plus two boxes of A3+ Fine Art Media

And $2000 Cash

Joining Epson Australia, we are thrilled to welcome Epson Southeast Asia as major sponsor of The Epson International Pano Awards in 2024

 

Epson Southeast Asia

The Southeast Asia Open Photographer of the Year will be decided by the executive team at Epson Southeast Asia from the top 10 entries from Southeast Asia in the Open competition.

This award is additional to the overall Open photographer of the year, and celebrates the inclusion of Epson Southeast Asia as major sponsor of The Pano Awards, as well as acknowledging the growing number of entrants from this region.

Southeast Asia is defined as Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and Philippines.

Since 1982, Epson has developed a strong presence across major markets in Southeast Asia and South Asia. Led by the regional headquarters Epson Singapore, Epson’s business in Southeast Asia spans an extensive network of 11 countries with a comprehensive infrastructure ofclose to 500 service outlets, 7 manufacturing facilities and 6 Epson solution centres.

www.epson.com.sg

 

Jocelyn Tan, Senior Regional Manager, Commercial Products, Epson Southeast Asia, shared, “We are thrilled to support the 15th edition of The Pano Awards and are excited to take the stage with Epson Australia as one of the sponsors of the competition that recognises the incredible talent here in Southeast Asia. Epson is committed to fostering innovation and excellence in photography and this collaboration underscores our dedication in supporting artists and photographers in bringing their visions to life.”

Total prize pool US$50,000 – including $15,000 cash!

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