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What does PhotoVogue mean to our community? We asked some of our incredible artists and curators to share their thoughts, and the result is truly inspiring. From amplifying diverse voices to creating a global space for artistic collaboration and storytelling, PhotoVogue is much more than photography—it’s an extended family of like-minded creatives, a home for those who believe in the power of visual expression and the strength of a supportive community. Now, we want to hear from YOU! Share a video telling us what PhotoVogue means to you, tag us, and we’ll share our favorites in our stories. Let’s keep the conversation going and celebrate the power of visual storytelling together! @allansalas @tendercoconut_ @ambervalletta @amywoodwardphoto @anmaflor @andrasladocsi @andrea_savall @herecomesthepotato @azubogu @carmine_romano_ @cecilesmetana @charliecordero_ @chiomannadi @chironduong @delaliayivi @domipalmer @confusedcu1ture @enriqueleyva_ @farrenvwyk @feeglory @guomanliao @ihirohayami @jofetto @symbiosity @jude.lartey @karlamartinezdesalas @leanlui @huiuh_ @lisandrosuriel @mrarnaut @mholcph @mouslamrabat @olgadelaiglesia @oumaymabtanfous @ramonadai @rochelle.pinto @samiralarouci @silvanatrevale @au_simon @phiawilson @stellaasiaconsonni @viridianna__ @vittoriacerciello @williamcult @vic.toriaruiz

🌿 Exciting News! Announcing the 9th Edition of the PhotoVogue Festival: “The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature” 🌿 🗓 Save the Date: March 6-9, 2025, in Milan! Today, the results of @photovogue’s global and local open calls are out, along with a major update: this year’s PhotoVogue Festival will be held in March instead of the usual November dates. This shift aligns the event with fashion month, promising even more vibrancy and engagement, reflecting PhotoVogue’s integral place within the Vogue family. 🌍 Supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), this year’s theme transcends visual art, advocating a shift in how we interact with our planet. Inspired by “Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations,” the festival emphasizes the essential roles of all life forms in our ecosystem. 🌱 Keep an eye on @photovogue for the announcement of the grantees. Links to the results of the global and local open calls are in the bio. Partnering with @parley.tv, PhotoVogue is dedicated to ocean preservation and climate change efforts. The festival will be held at @BaseMilano with exhibitions, panel discussions, and interactive sessions that deepen our respect for life. 🌊 Let’s celebrate nature’s beauty and resilience, fostering a global community grounded in empathy and respect. More updates coming soon! 🌟 Credits: video @​​imraanchristian GIF by @alessandro_lanfrancotti and @gaz.zeneli.studio - @studio___jam

The 2024 Annual Print Initiative by Vital Impacts (@vital.impacts) brings together 100 world-renowned photographers to highlight the beauty of nature and the critical need for biodiversity conservation. Proceeds will support efforts to preserve the Amazon rainforest’s vital ecosystem and protect the Monarch Butterfly through the “Saving the Monarchs” project, featuring photographs by Jaime Rojo. By empowering indigenous communities and storytellers to inspire meaningful action, this initiative underscores our shared responsibility to protect the planet. The 2024 Annual Print will run until January 31st, learn more through the link in the stories. 1. @amivitale 2. @brianskerry 3. @torie_hilley_fineart 4. @renan_ozturk 5. @aletheiacasey 6. @jimrichardsonng 7. @mitty 8. @liebanafot 9. @jodymacdonaldphoto 10. @jaimerojo

Good Morning! ❤️ Today’s pic of the day in @photovogue is by Chris Zhang ❤️

Today on @photovogue ❤️ “Coming to terms with illness brings indescribable pain, and we do not wish to be seen as victims; rather, we aim to offer an alternative perspective to the one typically associated with disability. This is a work about sisterhood—the sisterhood that saved me and continues to save me. You helped me rethink the body as something malleable—a new body that endures despite pain, surgeries, and transformations, one that can be both desired and desirable simultaneously.” Discover “My Body Speaks Like a Poem” by Sara Lorusso (@loruponyo), an ongoing series of intimate portraits about illness, strength and the value of shared vulnerabilities and sisterhood. Find out more through the link in the stories. @vittoria_santarelli @veronicayoko @gaya._.c @cloderocco

Good Morning! ❤️ Today’s pic of the day in @photovogue is by @ngocyenworks ❤️

Good Night ❤️ 📸 @crewdsonstudio GREGORY CREWDSON, Untitled, 1998-2001, digital chromogenic print, image size: 48 x 60 in. ©️Gregory Crewdson ❤️ The Making of Ophelia: first time on the soundstage. Read it now on the Crewdson Trail Log on @substack

A glimpse of what’s to come at the next edition of the PhotoVogue Festival, “The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature,” taking place at @base_milano from March 6th to 9th, 2025. This year’s program will feature various panels exploring the festival’s central theme as well as the enduring values at the heart of PhotoVogue. The panel “Shared Perspectives: The Female and Male Gaze on Women” will showcase the work of artists Lotte van Raalte (@lottevanraalte), Marisol Mendez (@marisol___mendez), Persia Campbell (@persiacampbell), Irene Alison (@irene_alison_), Diego Moreno (@diiegotv), Enrique Leyva (@enriqueleyva_), and Margarita V. Beltrán (@margarita.v.beltran). They will explore how gender influences the creation and perception of visual storytelling about women. By juxtaposing perspectives from both male and female artists, the panel seeks to uncover shared themes, divergences, and how these perspectives shape the narratives of femininity, strength, and identity. Guided by Ceschel, this conversation will offer a reflective and nuanced look at the evolving portrayal of women in contemporary photography. Moderated by Bruno Ceschel (@brunoceschel), founder of Self Publish, Be Happy and a leading figure in the photography and publishing world, this panel examines the nuances of how women are represented through both the female and male gaze. Ceschel, known for fostering dialogue on contemporary photography and self-publishing, brings his expertise in exploring diverse visual narratives to this thought-provoking discussion. Stay tuned for more details!

Good Morning! ❤️ Today’s pic of the day in @photovogue is by @ramonadai ❤️

Good Night ❤️ via @atmos Turning trash into treasure. For years, countries in the Global North have exported their plastic, electronic, and textile waste to regions in the Global South, choking their already overburdened waste management systems. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, for example, imports 21,600 tonnes of electronic equipment per year, of which 16,050 tonnes becomes waste. The country’s annual @kinact_festival sees some of this waste transformed into fashion. Using discarded materials, a collective of artists from the @ndaku_ya_la_vie_est_belle cultural center in Kinshasa transform aluminum cans, light bulbs, and computer parts into innovative costumes. In addition to creating a platform for local Congolese artists to showcase their talent—the works also help manage the city’s waste crisis. For Atmos Volume 10: Afterlife, photographer @philipdanielducasse visits the festival to capture what happens when waste comes to life and Culture Director @daphnemilner unpacks how fashion became the business of excess. Head to the link in our bio for the full story. Atmos Volume 10: Afterlife Cofounder/Chief Creative Officer @jakesarge Cofounder/Editor-In-Chief @willowonearth Managing Director @the.resaperez Managing Editor @karen.pk.gray Art Director @tessaforrest Creative Producer @anameizing Designed by @actualsource.work Print Editor @unwrinkling Editorial Assistant @jasminexhardy Social Media Director @elieoutside

Good Morning! ❤️ Today’s pic of the day in @photovogue is by @ford_guo ❤️

Good Morning! ❤️ Today’s pic of the day in @photovogue is by @lisa.sorgini ❤️