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.
See the exhibition and be moved by the visual storytelling of Canada’s photographs, including seven Top 10 up for World Medals in Reykjavik, Iceland on April 25, 2026.
Every time I get to represent Canada at the WPC, I feel a wave of pride, excitement. Being part of such an incredible team heading to Iceland is an honour. Go Team Canada!
I’m truly grateful to be a part of this team, and I’m so happy knowing that two of my images are in the finals. It feels like an incredible accomplishment.
Seeing the individual creativity of Canadian photographic artists unite beneath a single flag is a powerful reminder that our strength lies in diversity, not in competition.
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 10 is extra special. I am honoured to be heading to Iceland to represent Canada.
I am excited to be standing together as a team in Reykjavik, Iceland – shared effort, shared pride, and carrying our country into the global conversation of photography.
Photographing airshows allows me to combine a lifelong love of aviation with the art of storytelling, and it is a surreal feeling to be representing Canada on the world stage in Iceland.