Juried By: The Image Flow The Image Flow is pleased to present the results of our Photo of the Month – Too Much contest! We evaluated submissions on composition, color, contrast, and overall quality when making their selections. In addition to technical components, we considered the subject of interest, point of view, and alignment with […]
Juried By: The Image Flow The Image Flow is proud to present the results of our Photo of the Month – Weather contest! We evaluated stunning submissions on composition, color, contrast, and overall quality when making their selections. In addition to technical components, we considered the subject of interest, point of view, and whether the […]
Juried By: The Image Flow The Image Flow is proud to present the results of our Photo of the Month – Black and White contest! We evaluated stunning submissions on composition, color, contrast, and overall quality when making their selections. In addition to technical components, we considered the subject of interest, point of view, and […]
Juried By: The Image Flow The Image Flow is proud to present the results of our Photo of the Month – Uncommon Places contest! We evaluated over 228 submissions on composition, color, contrast, and overall quality when making their selections. In addition to technical components, we considered the subject of interest, point of view, and […]
Photo of the Month – Summer © Nikki Sirois Photo of the Month – Summer 2022 Juried By: The Image Flow The Image Flow is proud to present the results of our Photo of the Month – Summer contest! We evaluated over 170 submissions on composition, color, contrast, and overall quality when making their selections. […]
Alexa Dilworth, Publishing Director and Senior Editor at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University (CDS), was one of the judges at PhotoPhilanthrophy’s Activist’s Awards live judging here at The Image Flow in January.
She has written an honest and thought provoking blog for PhotoPhilanthropy about her experience as a judge and some of the challenges she encountered.
How does a photographer create a body of work that viewers can really see, take in with an awakened sensibility, and be engaged enough with to act, to answer a call to action?
The live judging of PhotoPhilanthopy’s Activists Awards (at The Image Flow January 26) has turned our attention to the history of photojournalism. PhotoPhilanthropy’s Activists Awards PhotoPhilanthropy, now CatchLight, is a Private Family Foundation whose mission is to “…address critical social and environmental issues by providing nonprofits and photographers with the resources to work together to […]
