Voting opens for international Photowalk competition
January 14, 2026
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The Global Physics Photowalk 2025 celebrates the beauty of science through the lens of creativity. Everyone is now invited to explore stunning images captured by photographers worldwide and help choose the winning shot!
The Global Physics Photowalk gives photographers a rare opportunity to visit and capture 16 of the world’s leading physics labs in Asia, Europe, and North America and share their behind-the-scenes at some of the most exciting science being carried out today. Participating labs around the world include CERN in Switzerland, Fermilab, Brookhaven, and SURF in the U.S., and SNOLAB and TRIUMF in Canada.
A total of eight Sudbury-based amateur and professional photographers spent a full day in SNOLAB’s underground facility last spring capturing the people and science that make SNOLAB tick. Each was tasked with submitting their top five images from the day.
The top three images SNOLAB chose to forward to the Global Physics Photowalk 2025 are:
- Delicate Work by Jason Innis
- Rough et prêt by David Gagnon
- SNOLAB under the surface by Ingris Leiva
These and 45 more world-class photos can now be viewed and voted upon on the Interactions Collaborations website here. The winners will be published in the CERN Courier and Symmetry Magazine this spring.
You can view a selection of photos from the SNOLAB photowalk event online in this Flickr gallery.
Your vote makes a difference—support the images that inspire you most!
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