Amsterdam, Netherlands – The prestigious Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award has announced its international jury for the 2025 competition, highlighting the best in marine photography within the sailing world. Scheduled for a public ceremony at the Yacht Racing Forum on November 21, this event promises to showcase exceptional talent from photographers around the globe.
The jury consists of esteemed figures from the sailing and media industries. Notable members include Samo Vidic, the 2023 and 2024 award winner; Anna Schroeder, Marketing Director for the Pantaenius Group; and Ludovic Sorlot, Editor-in-Chief of Course Au Large and CupLegend magazines. Also contributing are Clare G. Harrington, Vice Commodore of The New York Yacht Club; Holly Cova, Team Director for Team Malizia; Cécile Andrieu, CEO of Mer Concept; and Niels Klarenbeek, Director of Metstrade. These professionals will evaluate submissions and select the finest sailing photograph of the year.
Entering its 16th edition, the competition invites professional photographers worldwide to submit their best images taken between October 14, 2024, and October 12, 2025. A selection of the top 80 photographs will be displayed on the event’s website starting October 20, allowing the public from then until November 14 to cast their votes for their favorite image.
The eagerly awaited exhibit will display the 20 best entries during the Metstrade event from November 18 to 20 in Amsterdam. Winners will be announced at the Yacht Racing Forum, where they will receive accolades for their outstanding work.
The competition features two award categories, both accompanied by cash prizes. The Pantaenius Yacht Racing Image Award will be decided by the jury, with the following prizes: €1,500 for first place, €750 for second, and €250 for third. Additionally, a Public Award, determined by online voting, will grant €500 to the winning photographer. Other special prizes may also be awarded to attending photographers during the ceremony.
Photographers interested in participating must submit their entries by midnight on October 12 through the official event website. With a history of celebrating the artistry of sailing photography, this year’s competition is set to be a remarkable showcase of creativity and talent.
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