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All participants declare that the submitted images are their own and do not infringe upon third-party rights. Each participant is responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions and consents prior to submission. Copyright of all images and projects remains exclusively with the photographer. Images will be used strictly in relation to the Dodho awards and for the promotion of their authors.
Image Usage Rights
Images may not be used by third parties without the express written consent of the author. Dodho reserves the right to publish selected works on its online platform and promote them through its channels, always respecting authorship and copyright. Projects will be evaluated anonymously by the jury and all decisions will be final.
Dodho Magazine launches a new international call for entries for its upcoming print edition, reinforcing over 11 years of continuous presence as a reference platform in contemporary photography.
This edition does not follow the traditional logic of a magazine. It is conceived as an artistic and curatorial volume designed to endure over time and to place each project within the context it deserves. Its physical format allows the work to travel, circulate, and be discovered in the environments where it truly matters: galleries, festivals, museums, and professional spaces where new voices are actively sought.
Each edition reaches curators, editors, gallery directors, and cultural programmers who are constantly seeking both emerging and established photographers. Being selected means entering their radar, opening doors that rarely open on their own within the digital environment.
Since its foundation, Dodho has produced 36 print editions, presenting the work of 216 photographers from 32 countries across five continents. This sustained editorial activity has generated thousands of printed copies in circulation and more than 20 million digital views, positioning each selected project within a broad international context.
Participating in this call goes beyond publication. It means becoming part of an editorial ecosystem where the work is contextualized, distributed, and connected with key industry agents. 80 percent of photographers featured in the print edition return for future collaborations, demonstrating the long-term impact and continuity of the platform.
The selection will be carried out by an international jury composed of professionals working at the forefront of contemporary photography, including Holly Hart, Marcel Kollen, Frank Meo, and Paris Chong.
Dodho is looking for photographers with a strong vision and a distinctive voice capable of contributing to the current visual conversation. The selection is not based solely on aesthetic quality, but on the ability of the work to engage meaningfully with the present.
