The Guardian Weekly is inviting its readers to share their best recent photographs of the world around them for a chance to be featured in the magazine. The international news magazine, which showcases the best of the Guardian newspaper and digital journalism in a designed and illustrated package, is looking for images that capture a moment that resonated with the photographer.
Readers who wish to participate should send a picture they took recently, along with details about where in the world it was taken, when it was captured, and why the scene resonated with them at that particular moment. The magazine encourages contributors to provide as much context as possible about the circumstances surrounding the photo.
Submission guidelines
To be considered, photographers should upload the highest resolution possible, with a limit of 5MB per photo. Landscape images are preferable due to the page design of the magazine. When a photo is published, the contributor will be credited, so the magazine asks that full name and contact information be included with the submission.
Photos can be shared via the Guardian Weekly's submission form. Participants must be 18 or over, and submissions can be made anonymously if preferred. The magazine notes that responses are secure as the form is encrypted, and only the Guardian has access to the contributions. Data provided will be used solely for the purpose of the feature and will be deleted when no longer required.
How to take part
The callout is part of the magazine's ongoing effort to engage its international readership. For those seeking alternative ways to get in touch securely, a tips guide is available. The feature offers readers an opportunity to see their work published in a globally distributed publication.
