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The 14th annual Wiki Loves Monuments photo competition has concluded voting and announced the Wiki Loves Monuments 2024 winners. The Diff newsletter reported details of how Donatas Dabravolskas, the photographer who submitted the winning photo, captured their perspective of Christ the Redeemer. Besides the winning photo, all finalist photos are superb feats of photography and documenting the most interesting monuments in the world.
Wiki Loves Monuments remains the world's largest photo contest. In 2024, more than 4,500 wiki editors in 56 countries submitted about 240,000 photos for judgement in the competition. National-level groups of Wikimedia volunteers coordinated regional ranking, elevating selected photos until finally there were a global 55 photos which made it to a final jury with expertise in photography. Now in April 2025, we are just getting the results of the event.
Beyond the finalist photos, many of the other hundreds of thousands of photos are excellent and worth browsing by category. As always, anyone can submit photos for the upcoming Wiki Loves Monuments 2025, and anyone can volunteer to participate in judging this year's submissions. – Br
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