Tag: Film

On the Street

“A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you, the less you know.” – Diane Arbus From fleeting glances to bold confrontations, street photography captures the unscripted rhythm of life. For this exhibition, we invite images that reflect the beauty, humor, tension, and humanity found in everyday moments. Whether shot in […]
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White by Blank Wall Gallery

White is the color of purity, simplicity, and infinite possibility. In photography, it evokes serenity and minimalism, while highlighting contrast and form. White’s brightness allows it to act as both canvas and spotlight, guiding the viewer’s gaze through the composition. Whether capturing the softness of clouds or the starkness of snow, the color white embodies […]

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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International Analogue Digital Exhibition

The Glasgow Gallery of Photography is delighted to announce an open call for analogue photographers worldwide to submit work for our upcoming exhibition. In this exhibition, analogue photographs will be displayed digitally within the gallery space. We aim to highlight the timeless beauty and tactile quality of film images while embracing the possibilities of digital […]
  • Deadline: 25 November 2025
  • Entry fee: 22
  • Theme: Film
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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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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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International Abandoned Photography Exhibition

The Glasgow Gallery of Photography is running an exhibition in January called Abandoned. Abandoned can be a physical or an emotional state. It can be something that has been forgotten or a feeling of being lost or left behind. For the Abandoned exhibition, we want to see your interpretation of the theme. This could be […]

analogueNOW „Under the Rug“

What is analogue photography in 2025? This year, analogueNOW wants to closely examine the state of analogue photography today, why and how it has survived digital photography, the contemporary forms it is taking, how it is (regularly) reinventing itself and what real impact it has on the environment. We will investigate aspects of the analogue […]
  • Deadline: 12 March 2025
  • Entry fee: 12€ per submitted project
  • Theme: Film
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Ruins and Remnants

This exhibit explores the evocative theme of abandoned architecture and the traces left by humanity. We seek to showcase images that reveal the stories etched into architectural spaces and the objects left behind—the marks, structures, and artifacts that speak to our histories and inspire contemplation. From crumbling factories and forgotten homes to discarded tools and […]
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Moments of Color 2025 by Blank Wall Gallery

We see and experience the world in color. It surrounds us, influences our emotions, and shapes our daily lives. Colors have the power to uplift, inspire, and transform ordinary moments into something extraordinary. They create moods, tell stories, and allow us to see the world from new perspectives. Whether it’s the bold contrast of urban […]