About


Stanislav Krupař is a Prague-based documentary photographer.

His work appears regularly in Die Zeit, Stern, Der Spiegel, GEO, The New York Times, Time, De Standaard, NZZ, Focus, Capital, Playboy, Internazionale  and other international media.

Besides covering news and current affairs, Stanislav is also working on several long-term documentary projects in Russia and Siberia.

He started his career as a freelance photographer in 2002, after graduating from the Mendel University in Brno in the Czech Republic. Stanislav Krupař spent time as an illegal migrant worker at farms in England, and worked as a special needs teacher at a primary school in Brno.

He was a staff photographer at the Czech weekly magazine Reflex between 2009 and 2013.

Since fall 2015, Stanislav has been a contractor photographer for the Czech version of Newsweek.

Stanislav Krupař's work is represented by German agency LAIF.

 

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AWARDS

 

2018 Czech Press Photo, 1st prize Nature and Environment - story

2018 Czech Press Photo, nomination Daily Life - story

2018 Czech Press Photo, nomination Daily Life - single

2018 Direct Look, 3rd place category Conflict

2016 Czech Press Photo, 1st prize Problems of Our Time

2015 Czech Press Photo, Honorable mention Spot News

2015 Hansel-Mieth-Preis 2015, finalist

2014 Sony World Photography Awards, Professional Category, 2nd prize Contemporary issues

2014 Czech Press Photo, 1st prize Reportage

2014 Czech Press Photo, UNHCR Award

2013 Czech Press Photo, 2nd prize Reportage

2012 Czech Press Photo, 2nd prize Daily Life

2011 Czech Press Photo, Photo Of The Year

2011 Czech Press Photo, 1st prize Spot News

2011 Czech Press Photo, UNHCR Award

2011 Ringier Photo Award, 1st prize Reportage

2010 Czech Press Photo, 1st prize Nature and Environment

2010 Ringier Photo Award International, 3rd prize

2008 Czech Press Photo, 3rd prize Portrait

2004 Czech Press Photo, Honorable mention Daily Life

2003 Czech Press Photo, 3rd prize Report

2002 Symposium für Dokumentarfotografie in Bad Herrenalb (Germany), 1st prize