The creative community EyeEm has announced the 100 finalists for its annual photography competition. Split into 10 categories, the awards received more than one million submissions from 100,000 photographers in 150 countries.
The shortlisted images will be exhibited at the Berlin Photo week in October when the category winners and Photographer of the Year will be announced.In the Photojournalist category, David López Fernández took this photograph of A Rapa das Bestas, a traditional celebration in the village of Sabucedo, in Galicia, Spain.
Here, the semi-wild horses which are left to roam freely throughout the year are rounded up so their owners can delouse them, trim their manes, and brand the foals.Sandra Morante's photograph in the Traveller category shows the moment a young Buddhist novice looked at the photographer during a ceremony at a temple in Larung Gar, in the Sichuan province of China.In the Creative category, Caterina Theoharidou submitted this image from Italy which she says is"a union of two souls".
If you wear jeans and a football shirt then you deserve to get trampled by horses
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