Submit your photos & articles here. It's FREE!
It's easy to submit editorial & documentary photographs & text articles to the Centre. We are always pleased to see all work by practicing concerned photographers & journalists.
Themes published are varied but always have a socially concerned approach. The stories represent those on the margins as well as the mainstream.
Photo by Masoud Naji. From Iran Masoud has shed light on extreme child poverty.
Here at the Centre for British Documentary Photography we are particularly interested in new and emerging talents as well as the older hands and eyes that have been around the British documentary/journalism scene.
Our aim is to build a quality source for earnest story telling with a humanistic touch. Utilising documentary photography & journalism from across the world that will enlighten the viewer to all aspects of global culture. The good, bad and abhorrent.
We kindly remind you that we are principally interested in photojournalistic work, with texts, and these pieces should be well researched, honest and original.
We are concerned with the human element and work submitted must reflect that.
Photo: Principle Members of UKCVFamily, after Module 4 of the Covid Enquiry. London, England. David Cross.
Before submitting your work, please take the time to view our published articles, journalism and documentary photography.
Please only submit your best work. Do not send images that are badly exposed, have light streaks or have focus issues.
Not all work submitted is published, there are many reasons for this, but you can aim closer to success by simply sending work that is on point and fits the socially concerned narrative. Blurred, fine art and double exposures are unlikely to be accepted. We look for windows on the world, rather than reflections of the artist.
Please use the contact email for submissions, 3 or 4 images is enough, sized at circa 300kb. Be sure to include the full text body on a word doc.
Thank you.