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There are just 3 days left to apply to the @wellcomephotoprize , which seeks compelling photography exploring everything from urgent health challenges to scientific discovery. Entries can explore scientific discovery, mental health, infectious disease, climate and health, and the experiences of people most affected by these issues.
There are three categories: Striking solo photography, A storytelling series of 3–5 photographs, and The marvels of scientific and medical imaging.
Prizes
ÂŁ10,000 awarded to the winner of each of the three categories
ÂŁ1,000 awarded to an additional 22 selected entries
Travel and accommodation for all 25 winners to attend the awards ceremony in the UK.
It's free to apply through October 21. Link in bio.
@wellcomephotoprize 2025 finalist Madeleine Waller @madeleinewaller took this series of portraits, "I Spend 150 Hours Alone Each Week," of her elderly mother, Margaret, at her rural home in Victoria, Australia. Madeleine lives in the UK, and they struggle with the emotional and physical distance between them.
Her mother’s refusal to embrace new technology, such as a smartphone or email, makes it more difficult to communicate long distance. These photographs explore Margaret’s routines, including daily walks, gardening, crosswords, and the companionship she finds with a retired racehorse. #sponsored
18 Oct 2026
Peru is home to the majority of the world’s tropical glaciers, but 40% of their surface area has disappeared since the 1970s due to climate change. This series by photographer @ciriljazbec, finalist in the @wellcomephotoprize 2025, explores the health impacts of melting glaciers in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, where this is threatening water supplies and contaminating rivers with the heavy metals that accumulate over centuries within glaciers. In this photo farmer Clemente Trejo Leon stands by a contaminated river in the rural community of Canray Grande, concerned that his cattle will be poisoned by the water.
There are just 6 days left to apply to the Wellcome Photography Prize which seeks compelling photography exploring everything from urgent health challenges to scientific discovery. Entries can explore scientific discovery, mental health, infectious disease, climate and health, and the experiences of people most affected by these issues.
There are three categories: Striking solo photography, A storytelling series of 3–5 photographs, and The marvels of scientific and medical imaging.
Prizes
ÂŁ10,000 awarded to the winner of each of the three categories
ÂŁ1,000 awarded to an additional 22 selected entries
Travel and accommodation for all 25 winners to attend the awards ceremony in the UK.
It's free to apply through October 21. Link in bio. #sponsored
15 Oct 2026
"Five young ballerinas stand on a weathered concrete platform, drawn toward the same unseen point. One rises onto pointe, another's hand is already there to hold her…gently. They wear white tutus and Ankara headwraps, two worlds carried as one.
"Behind them, a building holds its silence. Broken glass, faded walls, the quiet residue of years. Grass pushes through the concrete anyway. The persistence of life. Amongst these girls, trust has become instinct, rehearsed until it needs no asking.
"They bring softness to the jaggedness of the landscape. And for an instant, drawn in, I stopped being outside the frame and became part of the moment. Connection, it turns out, doesn't end where the picture does. It reaches beyond the frame to whoever pauses long enough to see it." –Nyancho NwaNri @nyancho_nwanri , the winner of the @flickr & @blackwomenphotographers grant 2026 (with this image)
07 Oct 2026
To help with her depression, Dulcie Wagstaff works in her garden. On this winter’s day, she confronted the cold with a summery floral dress and imagined burying herself, “connecting with the earth whilst hiding from the world above”. She says: “Gardening in winter is a defiant act, against the elements and our human instinct to stay indoors in the short, dark days. However in this instance it is a lifeline, in search of light, connection, movement and purpose.” ©Dulcie Wagstaff @dulciewagstaff / Wellcome Photography Prize 2021
@wellcomephotoprize seeks compelling photography exploring everything from urgent health challenges to scientific discovery. Approaching its 30th anniversary, the prize continues to champion powerful visual storytelling that explores the relationship between health, science and human experience around the world. Entries can explore scientific discovery, mental health, infectious disease, climate and health, and the experiences of people most affected by these issues.
There are three categories: Striking solo photography, A storytelling series of 3–5 photographs, and The marvels of scientific and medical imaging.
Prizes
ÂŁ10,000 awarded to the winner of each of the three categories
ÂŁ1,000 awarded to an additional 22 selected entries
Travel and accommodation to attend the awards ceremony in the UK
A community of visual image makers, storytellers, researchers, industry professionals, policy makers, and influencers passionate about understanding and improving health
International media coverage and inclusion in an exciting programme of work to spark conversation, engage and influence people around the world.
It's free to apply through October 21. Link in bio. #sponsored
07 Oct 2026
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS. The Wellcome Photography Prize 2027 @wellcomephotoprize is now accepting submissions from photographers and image-makers worldwide. It's free to submit, and a total of 25 finalists will be selected.
*Three category winners (one from each category) will each receive ÂŁ10,000.
*Twenty-two additional finalists will each receive ÂŁ1,000.
*All 25 finalists will receive international recognition and be celebrated at the Wellcome Photography Prize 2027 awards ceremony in the UK.
Entries can explore experiences of illness and care, disability, mental health, aging, scientific discovery, biomedical research, climate change, environmental health, infectious disease, healthcare, community wellbeing, or any other subject at the intersection of health, science, and human experience.
This image captures a group of local people collecting water from a riverbed in Purulia, a district in West Bengal, India. Due to climate change, the monsoon season in the Indian subcontinent is becoming more irregular, which is causing rivers to dry out. During the dry season, many villages in this area regularly run out of drinking water, and only minimal amounts of water can be collected from the riverbed. Indian photographer Sandipani Chattopadhyay sandipanichattopadhyay seeks to draw attention to the stark reality of the water crisis and the growing threat to human existence. Link in bio to apply. #sponsored
30 Sep 2026
"Whenever I arrive in a village, hanging laundry is often the very first sign of life I notice. I always look for it, and I love to photograph it.
There is something about a laundry line that tells a quiet, honest story about the people inside the house. Without meaning to, it shows you the size of the family, who they might be, and the everyday rhythm of their lives. It is like a portrait of a home left outside for a moment.
For me, laundry takes the most ordinary, private part of a daily routine and places it right out in the open landscape. It turns a simple chore into something beautiful, especially when the wind catches it."— @natela_grigalashvili #myfeatureshoot
21 Jul 2026
“There just weren’t any fish of value to be caught near the shore anymore.”
This observation, shared by fishermen across Thailand, the Philippines, and Indonesia, captures the growing pressure on coastal communities as small-scale fishers struggle to compete with industrial fleets. Photojournalist @nicoletung documented their situations over nine months as part of her project, "Overfishing in Southeast Asia".
Awarded the @prixcarmignac to produce this work, Tung traces both the environmental damage and human cost of industrial fishing, what she describes as “the intersectional nature of overfishing,” from collapsing ecosystems to labor exploitation.
Now on view at the @bronxdocumentarycenter, the exhibition also highlights how hidden this industry remains. Tung notes she was unable to get onto commercial fishing vessels, as “many captains and boat owners are very wary of journalists.”
A powerful look at an industry that often operates in murky waters.
On view until April 26, 2026. Interview link in bio.
16 Apr 2026
“I think of my practice as having two distinct modes: the maker and the editor. I don’t like to mix them. While I’m in the maker’s mode, I don’t want to analyze or judge what I’ve made. By keeping the film undeveloped, I could stay curious. Stay hungry to keep staging images. It helped me sustain the project for five years without overthinking it. When I finally developed the film, it felt like rediscovering a diary I’d forgotten I was writing.” —Josh Aronson (@jda.usa ), photographer
12 Feb 2026
For photographers, nothing compares to seeing your work in print. A photo book turns your images into something people keep, display, and return to again and again. And now, it’s also one of the easiest ways to earn from your work.
With Lulu’s (@luludotcom) print-on-demand, you skip the long publishing timeline (and the boxes of unsold books in your living room). Upload your files, choose your format, preview a proof, and your book is ready to sell. Link in bio. #sponsored
04 Dec 2025
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Feature Shoot readers can save 20% with code FEATURESHOOT at checkout until October 31 (discount drops to 15% after). A 30-day free trial is also available. Link in bio.
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06 Oct 2025
In NYC, thousands of birds collide with glass towers, fall prey to traffic, or become tangled in string and wire. For most passersby, it’s a sad but forgettable moment. But a small, loosely organized group of volunteers—known as the New York City Bird Alliance (@nycbirdalliance ) Transporters—make it their job to stop, pick up the bird, and carry it to the Wild Bird Fund (@wildbirdfund) on the Upper West Side, the city’s only wildlife rehabilitation center. One of those volunteers, photographer Travis Huggett (@travishuggett ), has been quietly documenting the people who do this work. The project began a few summers ago, when he discovered the transporters while searching for an activity for his son, who loves birds. “I asked if he’d like to help, and he was immediately into the idea,” he said. They’ve been ferrying birds together ever since.
18 Sep 2025
When I was a photo editor, the biggest headache wasn’t deadlines — it was getting the images. Links expired, Dropbox filled up, downloads took forever.
Berlin-based photographer and YouTuber Katja Feldmeier (@katjafeldmeier) had the same problem… until she found picdrop (@wearepicdrop ), a photo-sharing platform made specifically for photographers.
Instead of clunky transfers, Katja now sends sleek, professional, branded galleries where:
Clients leave feedback in one place
Downloads can be turned off for unedited files
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“The biggest win is that it just makes the client experience enjoyable and foolproof,” she says.
Try @wearepicdrop today for free. Link in bio.
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09 Sep 2025
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