The Jalón Ángel Photographic Archive, guarded by the San Jorge University (San Valero Group), is organising the 10th Jalón Ángel International Photography Prize.

  
Ángel Hilario García de Jalón Hueto (1898-1976), better known as Jalón Ángel, was one of the most prominent figures of portrait photography in Spain during his 50 years of professional career. This photographer, of great social and human impact, began his earliest training in Logroño and perfected it in the first decade of the twentieth century, first in Lyon and then in Paris. In 1926 he settled in Zaragoza, where he combined his most personal and creative photography, specialising in travel, urban and natural landscapes, with his studio portraits.

  
His social concern led him to promote, in 1953, the San Valero Professional School, the root of the current San Valero Group, whose aim was to provide access to working life through the training of young people and adults without adequate resources.

  
This award pays tribute to the memory of Jalón Ángel with two annual categories: _Portrait_, a genre in which he excelled at a national level, and _Travel and Traditions_, to which he devoted much of his photographic creativity and interest. In addition, a special category dedicated to _Cultural Heritage_ has been added to this year's edition.

The following prizes will be awarded:

  
a. **Award for best photograph in the Portrait category**. Award amount: 1000 euros\*, emblematic trophy and diploma.

  
b. **Award for best photograph in the Travel category**. Award amount: 1000 euros\*, emblematic trophy and diploma.

  
c. **Award for best photograph in Cultural Heritage category**. Award amount: 1000 euros\*, emblematic trophy and diploma. _\*_This amount will be subject to the economic withholdings stipulated by the Ministry of Finance of Spain_._

  
The Archive can organise a physical and/or virtual exhibition that will include the winning photographs and the mentions and/or other participating photographs in their case.

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