Nigerian photographer Ayodeji Awoyomi has won the International Prints Photographer of the Year in the student category, organized by the British Institute of Professional Photographers (BIPP). Awoyomi's entry in creative fine art photography emerged victorious among over 1000 competitors from across the globe, becoming the first Nigerian to win the award.
Awoyomi, born in Ekiti State, Nigeria, comes from the Odoba Royal Dynasty of Usi Kingdom. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology/Earth Science from Ekiti State University and two Master of Science degrees in Wildlife and Ecotourism and International Business from local and international universities.
His professional background includes serving as the official photographer to the Deputy Governor of Ekiti State, Professor Kolapo Olusola Eleka. In this role, he delivered high-quality images and videos for various projects, events, and media platforms. Awoyomi has also been recognized as one of the 100 West African most creative under-40 fine art/portrait photographers.
The International Prints Photographer of the Year award is a prestigious recognition in photography. Organized by the BIPP, it recognizes outstanding talent and creativity in various categories of photography. The British Institute of Professional Photography (BIPP) has been the leading organization for professional photographers and the wider photographic industry since 1901. With a focus on representing, growing, and protecting its members, the BIPP aims to elevate the standard of photographic practice.
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