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What Makes this event different?
We give photographers worldwide an opportunity to participate in a call for entry with a theme. Each call for entry we offer has a different theme. Each call offers 50 images a win. The prizes total $4000 and have a grand prize 3 first prizes, 3 second prizes, 3 third prizes - 20 juror's selections and 20 honorable mentions. All 50 winners are posted in a gallery on our website and are included in an exhibition gallery. The call is open to any photographers worldwide and of any age, amateurs or professional. We have a professional photographer or gallery owner or photography teacher as a juror.
Copyright Policy
All entrants to NYC4PA Open Calls for Entry, by virtue of their submission, are attesting that the images submitted are their own work and there has been no copyright infringement. NYC4PA will not be held liable for any infringement of rights that might surface during the jurying or displaying of any image.
Image Usage Rights
By submitting you grant NYC4PA the right to use your image(s) for promotion and advertisement of NYC4PA as well as inclusion in the NYC4PA catalog and online gallery if the image is prize winning, juror selection or honorable mention. The photographer retains all rights to the image.
Architecture: Photography Call for Entries
Photographers are invited to submit work exploring architecture in its many forms, from rural and suburban buildings to urban skylines and iconic structures. The call welcomes a broad range of architectural subjects, including private homes, skyscrapers, bridges, historic buildings, contemporary designs, and architectural details.
Theme: Architecture
Architecture is not limited to famous landmarks or celebrated architects. Submissions may feature well-known works such as the Empire State Building in New York, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, or designs by Frank Gehry, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Antoni Gaudí. They may also explore less familiar structures and everyday built environments.
Possible subjects include farmhouses, suburban homes, city buildings, the Oculus in Lower Manhattan, the pyramids of Mexico, cathedral interiors, Grand Central Terminal’s main hall, bridges, and structures both old and new.
Photographers are encouraged to present their own vision of architecture, whether through complete buildings, distinctive details, interiors, skylines, or unexpected interpretations of the built environment.
For more information, please visit the Event Website.
