aphotographersplace Competitions / Calls for Entry
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We invite artitsts to submit work for an upcaoming exhibition centered around the theme: Inscrutable
We seek work that resists easy interpretation. Images that conceal more than they reveal, that provoke questions without offering answers.
We encourage artists to consider the words of William Klein: "What would please me most is to make photographs as incomprehensible as life."
We are excited to invite photographers to submit their work for an upcoming exhibition exploring the theme of Street Photography. This call is open to both established and emerging photographers who seek to showcase their vision telling stories of human expression and connection through the art of street photography.
Whether capturing the fleeting moments of city life, the vibrant characters in urban spaces, or the raw emotion found on bustling streets, we are looking for compelling images that tell stories through the lens of the everyday, documenting the diversity and complexity of the human experience.
Selection Criteria:
Relevance to the theme "Street Photography”.
Technical quality and originality.
Artistic vision and storytelling.
Exhibition Details:
Location: A Photographers Place, Raleigh, NC
Opening Reception: May 16, 2025, 7:00-9:00pm
Exhibition Dates: May 16, 2025 – June 11, 2025
Selected works will be featured in our exhibition and may also be highlighted in our promotional materials and social media channels.
Additionally, there will be a gallery page on our website including all accepted images.
Important Notes:
All submitted images must be the original work of the photographer.
By submitting, you grant us the right to use your images for promotional purposes related to the exhibition.
We look forward to seeing your unique perspectives and celebrating the diverse ways we experience our world. For any inquiries, please contact info@aphotographersplace.photo
Capture the essence. Share your vision. Join us in exploring the art and craft of Street Photography