Our relationship with water is complex. It sustains life. It’s a source of beauty and wonder, and is itself an environment for a staggering variety of life. It can be devastating in its destructive force, and equally devastating by its absence. But that does not diminish the joy and serenity it can provide us in its many forms. You can submit images that describe our relationship with the many facets of water within this contest.
Deadline: Monday, May 27, 2019
Gallery exhibition: July 18 - August 10, 2019
https://photoplacegallery.com/online-juried-shows/water-2019/
Recently published English books - cover material by plainpicture photographers Lubitz + Dorner, Tom Hogan, Mira/Brian Berg
Baked Alaska, lamb chops, Bananas Foster, some sweets and a drink - menu prepared by plainpicture photographer David Prince.
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Dark, mysterious, fascinating - image series by plainpicture photographer Stephen Caroll.
It doesn't matter if you are a fine art photographer, street, landscape, architecture, etc. As long as you take minimalistic or abstract photos, you are eligible to enter the contest.
Final Deadline is May 25th, 2019
https://minimalistphotographyawards.com/
Crime and suspense ... some new book covers using images of plainpicture photographers BY, Anja Weber-Decker, Elodie Ledure
A sense of being, significance, a profound beauty to discover and bring into light - the work of plainpicture photographer Juliette Chretien
The 23rd edition of the Biel/Bienne Festival of Photography will explore the theme of overflow, both real and virtual, in today’s society. This year’s edition will present works of photography that examine the often insidious overflows into the private sphere, the political excesses that confront humanity, our technological frenzy and the extreme exploitation of essential resources in contemporary society.
SAVE THE DATE: Opening, May 10, 6pm, Photoforum Pasquart
Exhibitions: 10.5.-2.6.2019
'Henkō' by plainpicture photographer Massimo Giovannini:
Henkō - a Japanese word composed of kanjis meaning “change” and “variable/unusual light” - conveys the idea of a shifting light which transforms our perception of the objects it illuminates. The work is not intended to trick the viewer, only to introduce doubt; to make them question preconceived ideas on gender and the presumed veracity of even the most candid photographic image.
Sony World Photography Awards, Winners Galleries
Female in focus is a new award that aims to highlight the extraordinary quality of work by women photographers around the world.
It invites women and non-binary photographers to step behind the lens. By valuing everyone and their stories, equally, we can start to make photography more fair and more representative.
Online registration : www.femaleinfocus.com
Deadline for applications: 9 May 2019 23:59 (UK Time)
photo: Kourtney Roy
