It makes him the first sports photographer in over 30 years to receive the award.
A midlands man has claimed the prestigious title of Press Photographer of the Year.
It makes James Crombie the first sports photographer to win the award in over 30 years.
In a strange year for sport, the Ballycommon man had to look for some alternative shots to capture, with crowds banned from stadiums.
Some of his most striking images include 'The Hurler and the Moon' and one entitled 'Foggy Semi-Final':
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