Planet Earth

Description

Theme: PLANET EARTH — Reflections on the Planet We Call Home
Deadline: September 30, 2025

From the vast deserts and dense rainforests to bustling city streets and remote mountain villages, Planet Earth invites photographers to explore the extraordinary diversity of life and land on our planet. This exhibition calls for work that reveals the beauty, complexity, and vulnerability of the world we inhabit—both its natural wonders and human narratives.

We seek images that evoke awe and admiration, that document fragile ecosystems or resilient communities, that capture quiet moments of coexistence or urgent stories of change. Whether through sweeping landscapes, intimate portraits, or abstract interpretations, this is an opportunity to reflect on what it means to live on Earth in a time of environmental and cultural transformation.

Photographers are encouraged to interpret the theme broadly—submissions may include:

Natural landscapes in all their majesty or fragility

Wildlife in its habitat or under threat

Environmental impacts and human responses

Indigenous cultures and traditional lifeways

Urban life and the shaping of human environments

Climate change, conservation, and sustainability stories

Abstract, symbolic, or conceptual representations of Earth

As we face unprecedented ecological and social challenges, Planet Earth is a space to honor the interconnectedness of all life and the urgency of preservation. This exhibition invites viewers to look closer, feel deeper, and consider their place in the greater web of life.

JUROR: Pinu Rahman
Pinu Rahman is a celebrated lifestyle and travel photographer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. His imagery captures the emotional texture of everyday life, the enduring spirit of rural communities, and the quiet beauty present in both the mundane and the remarkable. With a keen eye for the relationship between people and their environments, his work often highlights the subtle interplay between humanity and nature.