
What does it mean to be human? Show us through your lens.
Saturday Review Foundation / Deadline: 03/15/27
Saturday Review invites photographers around the world to explore a simple question: "What makes us human?"
We welcome photographs revealing something meaningful about connection, family, work, joy, struggle, culture, identity, and everyday life. Documentary and artistic approaches are welcome.
Founded in 1924, Saturday Review is being reawakened for a new generation as a magazine devoted to Science, Arts, Letters, and Public Life. "The Human Family" invites photographers to contribute their perspectives to that conversation.
Submit one entry containing up to three photographs for a total fee of €5. Entries close March 15, 2027, at 23:59 UTC.
Complete details and entry:
https://site.picter.com/saturday-review-human-family-2027
International call; submissions online through Picter.
Submission Link: https://site.picter.com/saturday-review-human-family-2027
Submit one entry containing up to three photographs for a total fee of €5.
Open worldwide to amateur and professional photographers aged 18 and older. Employees, officers, and jurors of Saturday Review Magazine and their immediate family members are ineligible. Void where prohibited by law.
Submit one entry of one to three photographs through Picter. Images must be at least 1,500 pixels on the long edge, without watermarks, signatures, or borders. Include a title, description, and place of creation for each photograph, plus the entrant's name, postal address, and short biography. AI-generated images are not accepted. Selected photographers must provide higher-resolution files for publication.
One Grand Prize of €1,000 and publication in Saturday Review. Additional selected photographs will be published in the magazine and its online gallery.
Photographers retain copyright. Selected photographs are subject to the non-exclusive publication and promotional license described in the official terms. AI-generated images are ineligible. Entries cannot be edited after submission. Please review the complete terms on Picter before entering.
Human meaning and emotional resonance, originality of perspective, composition and visual storytelling, authenticity, technical and artistic quality, and relevance to the theme. Juror: Ned Rifkin, former Director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
Blaire Miller
Dialogue and critique are important to the SPE mission.
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