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Anthology Photography Competition

Anthology, Online

  • ✓ Hand-verified by Arthead editorial, Oct 15, 2026
Closes in42days

About this call

Anthology magazine invites photographers working at any level to enter the Anthology Photography Competition, which celebrates outstanding standalone images. Images must be on the theme 'The World As You See It' and are judged on quality, creativity, originality and visual or emotional impact, with extra merit for a creative interpretation of the brief. Styles can include street photography, landscapes, natural world and wildlife, macro, lifestyle, object and still life and architectural photography; technically manipulated images such as abstract, panoramic, stitched and composite work are also permitted. Prize winners are selected by a panel of independent judges, and judging is anonymous.

Who can apply

  • Open to applicants of any nationality
  • Medium: Photography
  • Entry fee: €18
  • Open to photographers of all nationalities, living anywhere in the world, at any level; no age limit. Standard fee €18, May 1 to November 30, 2026; entry fees are non-refundable; contact admin@anthology-magazine.com for group entry fees. One image per entry and no limit on the number of entries. Each entry must be the entrant's original work; no stock photography; composite photography is allowed; Generative AI is not permitted; no visible watermarks, as judging is anonymous. Files: JPEG or PNG at 72dpi, maximum 4MB; finalists must re-submit originals in RAW, JPEG or TIFF at 300dpi. Photographers keep copyright; the rights to the photograph must not have been sold or granted to any third party before. Finalists grant Anthology the right to use their images in electronic form or in print to promote Anthology and its Awards, without restriction in any media, credited to the photographer. Entry is through the Anthology Awards Submissions site linked from the competition page.

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