Prins de Vos
Prins de Vos
Photographer
BIOGRAPHY
Prins de Vos (b. 1991) is a Dutch photographer based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, whose work touches on themes such as intimacy, sexuality and gender. In 2013, they graduated from the Academy of Pop Culture in Leeuwarden, where they studied design.
De Vos’ first photobook Enclose was published in 2013 and was launched at the photography museum Foam, in Amsterdam. In 2022, they published their second photobook BOYS DO CRY.
PHOTO: Mika
Prolonged waits for first appointments for gender-affirmation (supporting a person in being able to live as the gender they identify with) are a reality both in the Netherlands and globally. The toll on non-binary and trans people’s wellbeing can be profound, causing frustration, isolation, and despair. The photographer aims to highlight these issues, foster a greater understanding of the impact waiting has on people’s lives, and to encourage a more inclusive and compassionate approach to gender-affirming care.
News
21/04/2026
Il World Press Photo presenta la Foto dell’Anno 2026
Il World Press Photo presenta la Foto dell’Anno e i due finalisti del World Press Photo Contest 2026, che premia il miglior fotogiornalismo e la miglior fotografia documentaria al mondo.
Marisandra Lizzi for the World Press Photo
08/04/2026
2026 World Press Photo Contest winners revealed
orld Press Photo announces the winners of the 2026 World Press Photo Contest, connecting the world to the stories that matter by presenting the outstanding work of photojournalists and documentary photographers from across the globe.
15/04/2025
2025 World Press Photo of the Year revealed
World Press Photo today announces the Photo of the Year and two finalists of the 2025 World Press Photo Contest, showcasing a selection of the world’s best photojournalism and documentary photography The Photo of the Year winner for 2025 is a photo by Doha based Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf, taken for The New York Times, of a young boy - Mahmoud Ajjour ...
21/03/2025
2025 World Press Photo Contest winners announced
World Press Photo today announces the winners of the 2025 World Press Photo Contest, showcasing a selection of the world’s best photojournalism and documentary photography.
