photography. Editorial.
From emerging artists to established photographers, we share photography stories in a brand new light.
since 2001.
With origins in Canadian classrooms well before the dawn of virtual learning, photoED magazine started as a grassroots resource publication to feature local content, by and for Canadian educators.
An inspiration for the past 22+ years to professionals, students, educators, and enthusiasts alike, photoED is now the leading creative content publisher in the editorial photography space in Canada spanning print, digital, and social media.
Meet The Team
We publish
Print publishing is a unique and rare privilege that offers artists a legacy document of their work and story.
We love how it feels to hold beautiful images in your hands, and we want to share this experience with everyone.
photoED magazine is not a pay-to-play publication, charity, data collection agency, and all editorial decisions are independent.
photoED magazine is primarily reader supported and respects our audience by presenting fresh, original, editorial ideas in accessible language
(no art-speak or tech-talk here).
If you're interested in reading more detail about what goes on BTS - READ THIS.
We warmly welcome contributors at any level of their experience with lens-based art.
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photoED magazine is supported by our readers, subscribers, PATREON PATRONS, and select advertisers & community partners with a lens towards celebrating and supporting qualitative editorial content for photography lovers.
Occasionally receive funding from grant programs for special projects we produce.
We PUBLISH - in print and online:
WELL CONSIDERED SUBMISSIONS by images makers with INTENTION.
Fine art or commercial ORIGINAL creative works
Diverse interpretations on our themes that challenge us to see things in a new way
Existing projects/ works only.
We do not commission new works at this time.
Submissions are open to students, emerging photographers, as well as established pro's
- ALL are welcome!
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SUBMITTING YOUR WORK - HERE.
we support
Community is what keeps us inspired and excited about the possibilities lens based storytelling offers. We proudly offer our content freely to organisations such as Ecru, a grassroots initiative supporting emerging creatives, founded by self-taught and self-employed photographers.
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