Source is a quarterly photography magazine, available in print and as a digital edition, published in Belfast, Northern Ireland. We publish emerging photographic work and engage with the latest in contemporary photography through news, thoughtful features and reviews of the latest exhibitions and books from Ireland and the UK. Our website brings together an archive of writing and pictures from the magazine alongside current features.
Source is distributed throughout the UK, Ireland and internationally and is the longest running photographic review in the UK since the closure of Creative Camera magazine in 2001, and is comparable to other international photography titles such as Aperture in the US, Camera Austria, and Katalog in Denmark.
Source is distributed throughout the UK, Ireland and internationally and is the longest running photographic review in the UK since the closure of Creative Camera magazine in 2001, and is comparable to other international photography titles such as Aperture in the US, Camera Austria, and Katalog in Denmark.
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Source is interested in seeing new previously unpublished projects for publication and has an open and ongoing submissions policy.
We publish a variety of work but we would encourage you to see what kind of material we publish by looking at the material available within our online archive.
To give us focus, Source only publishes work made in the UK or Ireland - or by photographers from the UK or Ireland - on its portfolio pages.
International work is covered through our book and exhibition reviews.
We publish a variety of work but we would encourage you to see what kind of material we publish by looking at the material available within our online archive.
To give us focus, Source only publishes work made in the UK or Ireland - or by photographers from the UK or Ireland - on its portfolio pages.
International work is covered through our book and exhibition reviews.
If you're due to graduate from a Photography Degree or Masters Course in 2021, now is the time to start getting organised by booking a place for your course in next year's Graduate Photography Online.
With Source's 25-year track record of publishing, our established readership of industry professionals includes curators, picture editors and publishers.
Create a permanent promotional platform for your graduate work on our website to ensure that it is seen long after the week of your degree show.
With Source's 25-year track record of publishing, our established readership of industry professionals includes curators, picture editors and publishers.
Create a permanent promotional platform for your graduate work on our website to ensure that it is seen long after the week of your degree show.
Graduate Photography Online is Source's annual showcase for Photographers graduating from University and Art College based photography courses.
Since the project's introduction in 2007 the majority of partcipating courses have been drawn from Colleges and Universities based in the UK and Ireland - though we have had courses from the USA and even Dubai take part.
Since 2008, every year we also commission a number of prominent figures from the world of photography to select their favourite sets of work from all the material submitted.
Since the project's introduction in 2007 the majority of partcipating courses have been drawn from Colleges and Universities based in the UK and Ireland - though we have had courses from the USA and even Dubai take part.
Since 2008, every year we also commission a number of prominent figures from the world of photography to select their favourite sets of work from all the material submitted.
A series of reviews in which we hunt down and peruse the worthy, sometimes quirky, oft-forgotten treasures of the second hand photobook market.
In the summer of 2020 Source ran a prize for new writing about photography.
There were 132 submissions.
The winner of the prize was April Yee and her submission is published in the new Source, issue 103.
Four additional submissions were shortlisted, by Josh Allen, Julie Dennis, Julia Tanner and Mads Holm.
The piece by Josh Allen was developed into a feature which also appears in issue 103.
In the summer of 2020 Source ran a prize for new writing about photography.
There were 132 submissions.
The winner of the prize was April Yee and her submission is published in the new Source, issue 103.
Four additional submissions were shortlisted, by Josh Allen, Julie Dennis, Julia Tanner and Mads Holm.
The piece by Josh Allen was developed into a feature which also appears in issue 103.
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