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Get Your Photography Article Published Here

Want to show off your images to a wider audience? Or do you just have a topic on your mind you’d like to discuss with the world?

Well, we are accepting submissions for blog posts to feature on the iPhotography platform. This is your opportunity to find a voice and tell us about your thoughts on the wider world of photography. Furthermore, it’s a fantastic chance to get your writing to reach our audience of thousands of members and followers.

What We're Looking For

There are 3 different types of blogs that we think would be engaging in the iPhotography community and the wider world. We’ve outlined a simple structure to each topic for you to write about to help you start off. Choose from one of these categories to base your article around:

#1 A Specific Tutorial

This is the type of blog where we see ‘a day in your photography life’. Through your normal research (i.e. location scouting, online research, diagrams, sketching etc) we’d like to see how you plan out your photographs through explanation and images.

We would also love to hear about how you shoot your picture (framing, composition) and the camera settings that you’ve used.

Plus, if you do any post-production editing, we’d love to see any screenshots (or screen recording videos) that you do too, as well as the final image.

#2 Your Photography Life

This is an article which will allow you to showcase your own photography portfolio. It’s a chance for you to discuss favourite images from your portfolio and explain what you love about the style(s) of photography you generally lean towards.

You can talk about other photographers, artists or anything else that inspires your work.

This type of article is a more personal look at you as a creative artist, not so much about the kit that you use. It’s very helpful to discuss how you find inspiration as it’s a creative block that many budding photographers face.

#3 Photography Trends & Debates

Guest writing about popular trends and starting debate will allow you to discuss more topics, as long as it’s about photography, then we’d love to hear it. In this type of article, you can write about almost anything that you find interesting in the world of photography.

We already have over 400 articles currently on iPhotography, so we’re not looking for a repeat on any of them (so please check the blog page before submitting).

It may be about photographing dogs, your top tips for landscape, homemade hacks or even how to do some quirky editing in photoshop for example.

How to Write an Article

If you’ve never written a blog before then don’t worry, it’s not that hard. We’ve put together a few little pointers to get you started:

Be clear about your topic, especially if it’s about a certain photography trend
Write about things you are passionate about, let that come through in your writing
Be honest and relatable – talk about real-world examples
Make use of bullet points to get your content across quicker
Articles need to be between 1000-1500 words
Try to break it up using subheaders as opposed to one long document
Any images you supply need to be good quality (not blurry or low res)
Include your name, website / social media pages in your document so we can credit your work

Terms of Writing

Published articles will be subject to vetting by iPhotography. We will do standard proofreading and add in helpful links, keywords etc, to improve the SEO rankings.

The only changes we will make are to spelling and grammar, where needed. If published, you will be fully credited and we’ll include a single link to your website at the top of the article.

Please include up to 10 images (max 100kb each in file size) using the form below and mark in the article document where they should appear. They must be your own images and not copyright-infringed.

We will only contact you if your article is approved for publication. We reserve the right to reject submissions and remove articles as time goes by without prior contact.

By submitting content for publication, you are agreeing to these terms.