2026 WPC Photography Exhibition / Prince George BC
Prince George Airport is pleased to support opportunities that bring arts, culture, and community experiences into public spaces.


Prince George Airport is pleased to support opportunities that bring arts, culture, and community experiences into public spaces.
I am so proud to have been a part of Team Canada three times but this year to have my image be selected as one of the top in the world is extra special. I am grateful and honoured.
World Photographic Cup / Awards The World Photographic Cup is a prestigious, Olympic-style event that celebrates the art of photography on a global stage. Canada joined photographers from 28 nations around the world to compete not only as individuals but as a cohesive team representing their country. Photographers want to be top in the world,…
Capturing the magic of one of the biggest days in people’s lives, and let’s face it, making people cry happy tears is just too much fun to pass up!
Andrew has a passion for storytelling and a commitment to excellence and inspires others in the art and business of photography.
I never thought I would be representing Canada on the world stage in any capacity so to bring home a bronze medal at my first WPC was just the cherry on top of an amazing trip to Iceland”
I am honoured to win the gold medal. To be in Iceland to receive it with Team Canada was even more special because my grandparents were born here.
It’s the podium finish that everyone dreams of, not just for personal glory but to hoist the Canadian flag. And that’s just what two Canadian photographers did at the World Photographic Cup awards ceremony on April 25th in Reykjavik, Iceland.
“Come and meet” members of Team Canada on April 18th at the Canadian Imaging Expo, a free public event from 9:00-4:00pm.
Read about the six Canadian photographers in the top ten, describing in their own words their image, post production, and what being a part of WPC means to them.