Tag: Abstract

Call for Art: Water – Juried Online Art Competition

Deadline: December 31, 2025
Organized by: Ten Moir Gallery
Location: Online Exhibition (Open Worldwide)
Entry Fee: $24 for 3 images Theme: Water
Ten Moir Gallery invites artists to submit work inspired by water—its movement, stillness, symbolism, and presence in our world. From crashing waves and quiet reflections to abstract interpretations of flow and transformation, this theme welcomes diverse perspectives and creative expression. Who […]
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ND Awards 2026

The internationally respected ND AWARDS continues to be a vibrant showcase for some of the world’s most exceptional photographic talent. Each winning submission gains immediate recognition, visibility, and prestige. Consider this your open invitation – step forward and take part in the 2026 competition! In recent years, ND AWARDS has firmly strengthened its position as […]

B&W Athens Photography

From our co-operation with various artists through Blank Wall Gallery, we realized that B&W Photography, both Digital and Analogue, is becoming more and more appealing to artists. As a matter of fact, there are photographers who only shot in Black & White. Wishing to support these artists in their effort, we proceed with the organization […]
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2025 Photora Awards

The Photora Awards is more than just a photo contest – it’s a global celebration of creativity, vision, and storytelling through the art of photography. With 20 diverse categories including Street, Portrait, Landscape, Wildlife, Architecture, Minimalism, Astrophotography, and Smartphone, the competition welcomes photographers of all levels — from passionate amateurs to established professionals. Whether you […]

The Slow Archive Open Call

An archive of gazes that slow down, observe, and remember. An invitation to pause, to contemplate the landscape and the passing of time. The Slow Archive is a contemporary platform dedicated to photography and its slow, contemplative languages. We are looking for artists whose work reflects on time, landscape, and memory through a quiet and […]

Frozen: Cold, Quiet, Pure

For FROZEN, we seek photography that captures the distilled essence of winter—its clean lines, soft textures, and silent spaces. Think snow-covered hills at dawn, delicate frost crystals, breath turning to mist, frozen rivers, or the quiet geometry of ice. Whether stark and minimal or rich with detail, we welcome work that celebrates winter’s ability to […]
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Planet Earth

From the vast deserts and dense rainforests to bustling city streets and remote mountain villages, Planet Earth invites photographers to explore the extraordinary diversity of life and land on our planet. This exhibition calls for work that reveals the beauty, complexity, and vulnerability of the world we inhabit—both its natural wonders and human narratives. We […]

The 12th International Landscape Photographer of the Year

Winning a photography competition is part skill and part luck. Skill and artistry are required for obvious reasons, but to be considered the very best from a cast of thousands comes down to what the judging panel ‘likes’. There’s nothing wrong with this approach – we all like the chance to be winners – but […]
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2025 New York Photography Awards

The New York Photography Awards program honors, recognizes, and promotes outstanding photographers worldwide, who share their vision with the world, through the lenses that portray the beauty of immutable reality, along with the dichotomy of Big Apple’s panorama. Photography is an art form, with the combination of creative dispositions and underlying afternotes. Therefore, we encourage […]

MonoVisions Photo Awards 2026

The 10th Anniversary Edition is Now Open! Step into the world of monochrome excellence with the MonoVisions Photography Awards 2026 – a prestigious international competition dedicated to celebrating the timeless art of black and white photography. We invite photographers from around the globe to showcase their unique visual language through the black and white medium. […]