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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS! The 2023 Daylight Photo Awards has launched! This year's line-up of judges includes: Jonas Cuénin (Blind Magazine) Leonor Mamanna (Bloomberg) Kurt Mutchler (National Geographic) Roula Seikaly (Humble Arts Foundation) Tracey Woods (The Luupe) The winner will receive $1000, a digital feature and a chance to have their project considered for publication. Previous Daylight Photo Award winners include: Vikesh Kapoor, Donavon Smallwood, Maria Sturm, Bryan Thomas, Matthew Genitempo, Bryan Schutmaat, Aaron Vincent Elkaim,Tamas Dezso and Katrin Koenning. SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2023 Fee: $35 https://daylightphotoawards.com

We are proud to announce that Vikesh Kapoor is the winner of the 2022 Daylight Photo Awards! Vikesh's project See You At Home is an ongoing personal narrative exploring the latent sense of loss from one's heritage while aging as an immigrant in a non-native culture.  You can see Vikesh Kapoor's digital feature HERE

We are pleased to see Martin Buday's book Prophetic Kingdom featured in the Guardian

We are so pleased with Evan Hume's new book 'Viewing Distance' and the UK's Financial Times is as well! Check out the feature in print on November 20th!

The 2021 Daylight Photo Award Winner is Donavon Smallwood for his project 'Languor'  We are proud to announce that Donavon Smallwood is the winner of the 2021 Daylight Photo Awards! Donavon's project 'Languor' juxtaposes portraits of African-Americans with landscapes made in NYC's Central Park during the long months of lockdown. The beloved Central Park is built upon what once was the vibrant Black community of Seneca Village. With 'Languor' Donavon pays homage to this little remembered history while '"centering black tranquility among the chaos of nature, space, history and life today." Donavon will receive a $1000 cash prize and a digital feature.  https://stories.daylight.co/donavon-smallwood-languor  Congratulations...