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The winners of the 2014 F.Y.E. 24-Hour City Marathon have been announced!

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The Tainan City Government’s Tourism Bureau has invited FYE Co., Ltd. for the third consecutive year to jointly organize the “FYE 24H City Marathon Digital Photography Competition” in Tainan. From previous FYE entries, we can see how participants used their cameras to depict...

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The Tainan City Government’s Tourism Bureau has invited FYE Co., Ltd. for the third consecutive year to jointly organize the “FYE 24H City Marathon Digital Photography Competition” in Tainan. From previous FYE entries, we can see how participants used their cameras to depict Tainan, showcasing its unique urban atmosphere, cultural landscapes, and scenic features, successfully marketing Tainan through imagery. As a result, this year’s event attracted over 300 participants from across the country to Tainan to experience the creative FYE photography competition, thanks to online promotion and word of mouth.

The work “Party Night” showcases the charm of Tainan’s nightlife. (Photo provided by Tainan Tourism Bureau)

Tainan City Government Tourism Bureau Director Chen Jun-an stated that the FYE photography competition is different from other photography contests, as it requires participants to complete five themed creations within 24 hours based on given topics, making it the ultimate challenge of both physical endurance and photography skills. Participants ventured into streets and alleys, freely capturing a more distinctive side of Tainan. It’s not hard to see from the award-winning works that within 24 hours in Tainan—from dawn to noon, from dusk to nightfall—each different scene unfolds its own unique story, with interactions between people and the land creating moving narratives that enrich the pulse of Tainan’s story.

The Grand Jury Prize winner: “Ancient Capital Dawn.” (Photo provided by Tainan Tourism Bureau)

After a rigorous selection process, seven major awards (including the Grand Jury Prize, three Merit Awards, and three Honorable Mentions) were chosen from numerous entries. The Grand Jury Prize was awarded to the team of Chien Chia-hung and Kuo Mei-chen, whose work vividly captures the local grassroots life and cultural characteristics of Tainan through light and shadow changes and storytelling. The first stop, “Waltz,” featuring a roller-skating boy alongside a mechanic, tells the story of how the people of Tainan are constantly composing beautiful memories of life for their city. The second stop, “The Taste of Travel,” stands out by highlighting the surprises and small joys discovered during a journey in Tainan. The third stop, “Party Night,” showcases the charm of Tainan’s nightlife through the world-famous Garden Night Market. The fourth stop, “Alice in Wonderland,” presents a whimsical and creative culture through archway stone lions, the artistically designed Hai’an Road, and the Little West Gate public art. The final stop, “Ancient Capital Illuminated,” uses light and shadow to reflect the mysterious, serene, candid, and vibrant nature of Tainan’s ancient city, closely resonating with the passionate and culturally rich people of Tainan.

First-place Merit Award: “Waltz.” (Photo provided by Tainan Tourism Bureau)

In addition to the original seven major awards, the Tainan City Government also presented 50 additional accolades. The selected works capture the unique urban ambiance and landscape features of Tainan and will be used for the city’s promotional efforts. It is hoped that these images will help tell Tainan’s story and market the city, while also bringing the local community closer together and offering visitors a different kind of Tainan travel experience.

Grand Jury Prize winner: “Waltz.” (Photo provided by Tainan Tourism Bureau)

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