Theme | Wonder
Wonder can be a moment, it's a feeling, a curiosity, an experiment or a discovery. It can also be the wonder of the natural world, fascinating cities, capricious animals and intriguing people around us. It is often what inspires us to take a photograph and save the moment. This is an online and projection exhibition. The Center will also produce an exhibition catalog featuring the selected artists. Emerging to established artists are encouraged to submit. All types of photographic processes and subjects are eligible for selection.
This is an projection and online exhibition. The Center will also produce an exhibition catalog featuring the selected artists. Emerging to established artists are encouraged to submit. All types of photographic processes and subjects are eligible for selection.
JUROR | JEAN DYKSTRA
Jean Dykstra is the editor of Photograph magazine. A photography critic, editor, and curator, she has written about photography for more than 20 years.
IMAGE SUBMISSION
All images are securely submitted online via our website. To submit your images, visit our home page, create a free account or login to your existing account to begin. Further instructions are available on the Call for Entry page.
IMPORTANT DATES
Entries Due | July 1, 2018
Notice of Acceptance | May 30, 2018
Online Exhibition Opens August 3, 2018
Projections of the Exhibition will take place during August of 2018 and during Denver Month of Photography in March of 2019.
ABOUT US | Founded in 2004 by photographers in Fort Collins, Colorado, The Center for Fine Art Photography is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) photography organization. We provide support to photographic artists through exhibition, promotion, portfolio reviews, publication, education and connection to a large community of other artists, curators, gallery owners and photographic professionals.
ELIGIBILITY: Our calls for entry are open to all photographers world-wide, both amateur and professional. The Center invites photographers working in all mediums, styles and schools of thought to participate. All types of imagery and photographic processes are eligible, including but not limited to film captures, digital captures, cell phone captures, photo-shopped, alternative processes, traditional styles, contemporary, conceptual and on! As this is a projection exhibition, all images must be available as a digital file. Prints will not need to be provided.