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ALL ABOUT PHOTO LAUNCHES THE 2026 EDITION OF THE ALL ABOUT PHOTO AWARDS

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“To take photographs means to recognize - simultaneously and within a fraction of a second - both the fact itself and the rigorous organization of visually perceived forms that give it meaning. It is putting one's head, one's eye and one's heart on the same axis.” Henri Cartier-Bresson Step into a world of creativity and recognition with the 11th edition of the All About Photo Awards – The Mind’s Eye. For over a decade, we have provided photographers from around the world with a global platform to showcase their work, gain international exposure, and compete for over $100,000 in prizes awarded to date. Prizes: Winners will receive $5,000 in cash awards, extensive press coverage and global recognition. The grand prize is $2,500, the 2nd prize is $1,000, the 3rd prize is $750, the 4th prize is $500, and the 5th prize is $250! All 50 winners will have their work published or showcased in the All About Photo Winners Gallery, newsletter, social media, and will be feat...

All About Photo Presents 'Notes From The Edge' by Antonio Denti

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Solo Exhibition December 1 - 31, 2025 A Profound Look at a World in Transition: Curated by Ed Kashi All About Photo is proud to announce Antonio Denti as the winner of the December Solo Exhibition Contest, selected by internationally acclaimed photographer Ed Kashi. His long-term project, “Notes from the Edge,” offers a striking and poetic exploration of what it means to live in a world caught between collapse and rebirth. A Profound Look at a World in Transition In “Notes from the Edge,” Denti turns his camera toward the uncertain times we are all experiencing. His photographs describe a world where the old has already faded but the new has yet to fully emerge — a suspended, fragile moment in history defined by transition, turmoil, hope, and fear. The project examines multiple layers of contemporary life: global events, climate concerns, economic tensions, emotional states, and the fragile web of human relationships. Across borders and contexts, Denti notices the same und...