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TRAVEL: People, Places, Things
Call for Entries
Travel expands our sense of the world—and ourselves. It introduces us to new faces, unfamiliar landscapes, and the small details that define a place. Travel: People, Places, Things invites photographers to share images that reflect the essence of movement, exploration, and cultural curiosity.
From sweeping vistas to quiet portraits, from market stalls to roadside relics, we are looking for photographs that convey the spirit of travel in all its forms. Whether taken across the globe or closer to home, we welcome images that reveal the stories, beauty, and surprises found along the way.
We are honored to have Laura Moya as juror for Travel: People, Places, Things. She will select up to 35 images in our Middlebury, Vermont Exhibition gallery and another 40 images for our Online Gallery. All 75 images will be reproduced in the exhibition catalog and remain permanently on our website, and be promoted on social media with links to photographers' URL.
Submission Fee: $39 for 5 images, $6 for each additional image
Find more information about submitting your images here.
Banner image: Dede Pickering @DedePickering
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About the Juror
Laura Moya is the former Director of Photolucida, having organized their Portfolio Review events and overseeing Critical Mass programming for many years. She produced the Critical Mass book award publications and organized 15 Critical Mass TOP 50 Exhibitions in US and foreign festival venues, as well as establishing scholarship programs for MFA students, international and minority photographers. Laura co-curated an independent project, The Early Works Project, which was shown at Newspace Center for Photography, Rayko Photo Center, the Center for Fine Art Photography, and the Photographic Resource Center, as well as The Elevated Selfie: Beyond the Bathroom Mirror, which exhibited at the Griffin Museum of Photography. She has participated in Reviews events including the National Society for Photographic Education and LensCulture in Paris, and participated in panels at international festivals such as the Pingyao International Photo Festival and GuatePhoto Festival. Most recently she curated and designed the exhibition spaces for these major museum exhibitions: HUMAN/NATURE (Lishui Art Museum/2021 Lishui Photography Festival, China) and PERSEPHONE’S EDGE (Benaki Museum/2022 Athens Photo Festival, Greece).