In April 2009, the inaugural Month of Photography Los Angeles showcased the enormous photography community, inclusive of commercial, fine art and photojournalism. As the second largest photography community in the United States, Los Angeles provides a distinctive backdrop to the celebration of the photographic image.
Month of Photography Los Angeles was established and exists to advance the celebration of Photography through a variety of events and programs designed to inspire and invigorate the photography professional, enthusiast, emerging professional and collector.
Month of Photography's two-fold mission is to advance dynamic programming designed to engage and stimulate the photography community, as well as to present a comprehensive resource of exhibitions and events in April.
Your application must include the items listed below. There is no entry fee during the submission process.Â
Who can submit:Â
Photographers and Videographers worldwide, who have worked on or are working on a photography or video project.  All Applicants must have an active PLUS, PRIME or GUILD membership account to submit for consideration.Â
Photographers or videographers who do not have a membership can contact us for a free trial account. The talent may choose to upgrade to a paid membership at any point.
What to submit:Â
Each Entry consists of a short biography (1000 characters), CV, and up to two recent projects from the photographer's website, blog or Profile. Each project will consist of a series of images (minimum of 15 images, maximum 35) or a video embedded from Vimeo or YouTube, a short synopsis and a longer written reflection about the project.
Image size:Â Minimum 2000px on the longest dimension (22.5 inches @ 72 dpi, JPG format). Each image must have a caption. Do not include your name in the caption.
Video:Â Â Embed from Vimeo or YouTube
Steps to embedding a video:Written Statements:
1. Include a short synopsis:Â In 300 words describe what the Project is about, including location, timeframe, and any information that is pertinent to the Project. Make sure to include when the photos were taken.
2. Include a written statement (minimum 800 characters, max 3500 characters) that describes what the long term Project is about, where it takes place, the purpose of the project, why it is important to you. Â