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February 28, 2018

Oops: SkyPixel 2017 Gave 1st Prize to a Non-Drone Photo Shot in 2014

Earlier this month, DJI announced the winning photos for its prestigious SkyPixel 2017 aerial photo competition. The photos are certainly inspiring, but it seems that one of the 1st prize winners was neither shot with a drone nor captured in 2017…

The first prize in the Professional Landscape category was awarded to Burmese photographer Zay Yar Lin for this photo titled “Sun’s Up, Nets Out“:

“An Intha fisherman sets up his net to fish as he paddles his boat with a unique leg-rowing technique in Mayanmar’s Inle Lake,” the description reads.

The rules of SkyPixel 2017 state that (1) “Photos must be from 2017”, and (2) “Photographs from any aerial platform are welcome.”

It seems that Lin’s photo doesn’t meet either of those conditions… unless standing at a high location while holding a DSLR can be considered shooting with an “aerial platform.”

PetaPixel was informed by a tipster that the photo had previously been submitted to prestigious awards in the past few years, a fact that SkyPixel was apparently unaware of.

Lin’s photo page on National Geographic’s Your Shot lists the EXIF details for the photo. The photo was captured on December 26th, 2014, using a Nikon D750 DSLR. The following year, Lin submitted it to the Nat Geo 2015 Traveler Photo Contest.

The photo was also submitted to the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards and was selected as a top entry in the Amateur Photographer of the Year 2016 contest.

“The image was taken from a high bamboo stage built near the fishing place in the lake for photography purposes,” Lin told Amateur Photographer in May 2016.

Still, SkyPixel 2017 selected Lin’s photo as one of the best aerial photos of 2017 and awarded him $7,709 worth of prizes, including a DJI Phantom 4 Pro Obsidian and a Nikon D850 DSLR.