Portrait of Humanity is an international photography award, focused on unifying the global community. Photographers of any level are invited to show the world through their eyes, to capture the many faces of humanity, and to document the universal expressions of life.
Deadline for Entries: Tuesday, 8 January 2019
Perspective of structure - constructing a high rack warehouse series by plainpicture photographer Rudi Sebastian.
Take a look! Some new crime and thriller book covers by plainpicture photographers BY, aurelia frey, Baertels, Gilles Rigoulet
The Largest Photography Event in Israel Returns!
12 days | 25 exhibitions | 200 artists from all over the world | 25 special events | 15 social exhibitions
This year, the festival’s theme is devoted to “Identity” on its wide spectrum of manifestations, from gender identity, through personal identity, to cultural identity and political identity and more. The event will take place in Tel Aviv from November 22 - December, 1st. For more information see:
https://www.photoisrael.org/en/
Poetical and symbolic - views and perspectives of new plainpicture photographer Uwe Arens.
Perspectives on the photographic world of new plainpicutre photographer F Moura
"Sommerkino" - bright summer moments in November: exhibition opening presenting some of the works of plainpicture photographer Mia Takahara.
Motion and tranquility - see the images of our new photographer Yulia Artemyeva.
Hamburg introduces a new photo award: The "Georg Koppmann Award for Hamburg City Photography" will be offered for the first time aiming at professional photographers and graduates of photo courses at colleges, universities and academies. It is awarded for an artistic-documentary examination of the cityscape of Hamburg and its changes. The work should develop an independent photographic perspective on the city as a living space and place of residence and deal with its processes of change.
Call for Entries until November, 30th 2018
New cover image by plainpicture on the latest issue of the magazine Eltern focussing on the subject siblings so close but so different.
Image by plainpicture photographer Suzanne Gipson.