Photo Toronto Contest

The 2012 Photos of the Year: Round Three

As the new year begins, we look back at the best photos from 2012 in our second edition of the photos of the year. Each of the photo of the week winners from 2012 will compete against each other for the grand prize. As is the case with our weekly contests, the photo of the year will be sponsored by Posterjack, and the winners will be decided by by our readers. The following prizes are up for grabs:

  • 1st Place - 36x48 Metal Print ($400 value)
  • 2nd Place - 24x36 Acrylic Print ($200 value)
  • 3rd Place - 16x24 Canvas Print ($100 value)

The contest will take place over four rounds composed of 13 photos, one for each week of the year. The three photos with the most votes from each round will move on to the final round, which will feature 12 photos and ultimately decide the top three photos of the year. This poll will remain open until 11:59 p.m. on January 20th.

For those photographers whose images are featured below, please feel free to give us a little information about your shot — i.e. where and when it was taken — in the comments section. Who knows? Maybe your description will sway voters in your favour!

Lead photo by jonathan.mastrella.

2.

Toronto


Photo by URBANE

3.

Toronto


Photo by jtinphotos

4.

Toronto


Photo by Crustina

5.

Toronto


Photo by darkwaders

6.

Toronto heart


Photo by Richard Gottardo

7.

Toronto Streetcar


Photo by Michael Mitchener

8.

CNE Toronto


Photo by ptngoc2612

9.

Toronto


Photo by MrEllis

10.

Toronto


Photo by Eliyas J

11.

Sunrise Toronto


Photo by Vincent McMillen

12.

Sunrise Toronto


Photo by DMVPhotography

13.

Raccoon Toronto


Photo by bukharov



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