Dodho Magazine

Winners: Monochromatic Awards 2026

Jul 31, 2026

We are proud to present the outstanding photographers selected as winners and finalists of the 2026 Monochromatic Awards, a distinction that celebrates their remarkable presence and influence within the photographic world.

Interview

Gregor Kallina: The Cost of the Green Transition

Jul 13, 2026

Published in the print edition of Dodho Magazine #36, Gregor Kallina’s Scar Place explores the hidden cost of Europe’s Green Deal through a powerful documentary project on mining, the Sámi people, and the fragile balance between environmental ambition and cultural survival.

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Gurushots: Photogenic and Mostly White

Jun 26, 2026

Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots “The World’s Greatest Photo Game” in two photo challenge contests titled “Photogenic” and “Mostly White” Over 100,000 photos were submitted. GuruShots is a platform for people who love taking photos.

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Inside Lenscratch with Aline Smithson, Founder and Editor

Jun 10, 2026

A conversation with Aline Smithson, founder of Lenscratch, about photography, independent publishing, artistic practice, visual culture, and the role of creative communities in an increasingly complex photographic landscape.

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Greg McDonald: Visual Storytelling Between Disciplines

Jun 9, 2026

Greg McDonald discusses storytelling, humor, and authenticity in photography and filmmaking, reflecting on how narrative and personal truth help images stand out in an increasingly saturated visual culture.

Interview

Brian Cassey: Between Urgency and Memory in Photojournalism

May 26, 2026

Photojournalist Brian Cassey reflects on a career spanning decades of frontline storytelling, international events, and documentary photography, exploring memory, ethics, visual narrative, and the changing landscape of contemporary photojournalism.

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Antonella Cunsolo: Mapping the Aftermath of Childhood Trauma

May 18, 2026

Italian photographer Antonella Cunsolo explores childhood trauma, identity, and emotional memory through Borderline Ocean, a conceptual project where psychology and photography merge into symbolic narratives of fragility, survival, and reconstruction.

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MFC FEST 2026: Barcelona’s New Independent Street Photography Festival Arrives This June

May 13, 2026

Barcelona will host the first edition of MFC FEST, a new independent festival dedicated to contemporary street photography, bringing together exhibitions, workshops, photowalks, screenings, and international photographers across the city this June.

Interview

Chris Yan: From Creative Direction to Street Photography

May 12, 2026

In this interview, Chris Yan discusses his transition from creative direction to street photography, reflecting on the relationship between commercial and personal work, the evolution of his visual language, and the challenges of creating meaningful images in today’s photographic landscape.

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Winners: Portrait Awards 2026

May 8, 2026

Dodho Magazine reveals the 100 winners and finalists of the 2026 Portrait Awards, an international recognition celebrating outstanding talent in contemporary portrait photography.

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Gabi Steiner: The Poetry of Dust and Horn, Documentary Photography in South Sudan

Apr 29, 2026

Published in Dodho Magazine Issue #36, Gabi Steiner explores the Mundari cattle camps in South Sudan through a quiet, observational approach, focusing on identity, daily life, and the deep bond between humans and animals.

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Gurushots: Mostly Black and Night Photography

Apr 29, 2026

Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots “The World’s Greatest Photo Game” in two photo challenge contests titled “Mostly Black” and “Night Photography” Over 100,000 photos were submitted. GuruShots is a platform for people who love taking photos.

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Salvatore Montemagno elective affinities interview on silence and ambiguity

Apr 28, 2026

Salvatore Montemagno’s work moves between photography and painting, constructing images defined by silence, restraint, and symbolic tension. In “Elective Affinities”, two female figures inhabit a suspended narrative where identity, reflection, and ambiguity intertwine, inviting the viewer to complete the image through their own interpretation.