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Monday, October 26, 2026

Exciting new talent in photojournalism: the IPPG 2026 recipients – in pictures

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Triplet sisters Alicia, Allison and Amber pose outside, one standing on a wall, two resting on grass

The winner of the 2026 Ian Parry photojournalism grant, which spotlights new talent in photojournalism, is Maddie McCuddy, 23, from the US. She receives £10,000, Canon equipment and mentorship from Giles Duley (Legacy of War Foundation). Jospin Mwisha, 22, from DRC was highly commended, and Ike Wood, 23, from the US was commended. The recipient of the 2026 Save The Children x IPPG Commission is Fin J Kerr, 21, from the UK, and the recipient of 2026 Gentex Corp personal safety award is Louis Lemaire-Sicre, 23, from France. We take a look at a selection of their work

Identical triplets Allison, Amber, and Fryman, 23 at their house in Cynthiana, Kentucky, July 2026. The sisters all have cerebral palsy and have graduated from high school this past spring. Photograph: Maddie McCuddy/IPPG 2026
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