Anthology Photography Competition

An international photography competition celebrating standalone images on the theme ‘The World As You See It’, open to photographers at any level. Entries are judged on quality, creativity, originality, and visual/emotional impact, with extra merit for creative interpretation. The winner receives a €500 cash prize and editorial coverage in a future issue of Anthology magazine.

The World As You See It

Open to photographers of all nationalities living anywhere in the world, with no age limit and no limit on the number of entries. Each entry must contain one image and be the original work of the person submitting it. Stock photography and Generative AI are prohibited. Permitted styles include street photography, landscapes, natural world and wildlife, macro photography, lifestyle, object and still life, and architectural photography; abstract, panoramic, stitched and composite images are also permitted. Do not add visible watermarks, as judging is anonymous. Submit electronic files at 72dpi in JPEG or PNG format, maximum 4MB. All finalists must resubmit originals in RAW, JPEG or TIFF format at 300dpi. Complete the entry form, upload the image and complete payment before submitting. The standard fee is €18 during May 1–November 30, 2026; contact admin@anthology-magazine.com for information on group entry fees. Entry fees are non-refundable. Referring to or purchasing Anthology before entering is advisable, not required. Photographers retain copyright and warrant that rights of any kind to the photograph have not previously been sold or granted to a third party. Entrants agree to electronic storage and private distribution of images for judging. Finalists grant Anthology the right to use their images electronically or in print to promote Anthology and its Awards without restriction in any media. Published images will be credited; Anthology will not offer high-resolution downloads on its websites and will digitally watermark images published online. Anthology accepts no responsibility for unauthorized third-party use. Electronic attachments, prints and physical media will not be returned, and Anthology accepts no responsibility for submissions in other forms. Independent judges select prize winners and their decision is final. The winner receives €500 and editorial coverage in a future issue of Anthology.