We're always on the lookout for successful creative photographers for our portfolio section. Artdoc Magazine is looking for authentic photo series by emerging and established photographers with strong concepts, themes and aesthetics.
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By submitting your work, you have the opportunity to be featured in our online exhibitions and on our exclusive Featured Submissions page. Your work could also be highlighted in one of our digital magazine issues, or you might be invited for a portfolio interview. To be considered, simply fill out our members-only submission form.
Online Exhibitions
We curate exhibitions every two months based on open call submissions for art photography. Submit your work now for a chance to be featured in our online exhibitions.
Magazine Features
Our Featured Submissions page is dedicated to displaying the finest work from both renowned professionals and up-and-coming artists worldwide. By submitting your work, you not only get a platform on this special page but also a chance to appear in our digital magazine, enhancing your visibility and reach.
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Our submissions are free of charge for members. To submit your work, we kindly invite you to sign up to Artdoc Photography Magazine to show your support and interest in our magazine. With your subscription, you have access to all our online issues, articles, and member-only submission forms. You can sign up via our membership page. After you sign up, you will see the submission form on this page.
By submitting your work through this submission form, you always keep the copyrights. With this submission form, you give us permission to publish your images in our online exhibitions, features, issues, social media pages, and in our promotional material such as slideshow videos and Instagram stories.
Artdoc is by any means entitled to refuse publication of entries that do not fit within the ethical and aesthetic parameters of the magazine. Offensive images in terms of politics, race, gender and or women’s issues can meet refusal by the board. Explicit nudity and images of overtly submissive postures have the risk of being rejected.
