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Stunning photos from our community
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Blurring reality
Frank Machalowski’s artistic photography
Mindfulness Month gallery
Explore and be inspired by some of the entries from the participants of our July Mindfulness Month challenge. Think what would you photograph and how and try capturing a photo in the way you see it.
Mindfulness Month challenge is back
Capture one mindful photo every day in July to enhance your well-being and creativity through daily prompts and community support.
#PhotographyMatters competition results
We are proud to showcase the inspiring and thought-provoking photographs from our #PhotographyMatters competition, celebrating them as vital contributions to the global movement against digital distortion.
Weekly challenge highlights
Each week, our Excio Photo Community (home.excio.io) members step up to the challenge, armed with their cameras and unique perspectives, turning ordinary moments into extraordinary snapshots.
'Best of 2023' competition finalists
This competition served as a challenge to artificial intelligence, emphasising that authentic and real photography carries power, emotion, and narratives that are irreplaceable.
Photographic locations worth sweating for: Jumbo Hut, Tararua Ranges
Peter Laurenson takes us on a breathtaking journey to Jumbo Hut, Tararua ranges and shares the details of the trip he did back in 2020. For avid landscape photographers this is a must read!
Beyond Imposter Syndrome
We look at the first cohort of our 'Beyond Imposter Syndrome' course. Whether you're an amateur or have years of professional experience, the mental roadblocks can be paralysing. It's not just been another course; it's been a transformative journey that went beyond lectures and assignments.
'Mindfulness Month' gallery
After the success of the previous year, we brought back the Mindfulness Month challenge. In this gallery, you will see not just eye-catching photos, but also the intriguing stories and ideas behind each image.
Emotion in Motion
In the previous journal issue, Stephen Milner presented our readers with an intriguing challenge: ‘Emotion in Motion.’ We are thrilled to introduce you to the most interesting works from two finalists who have elevated their understanding of this challenge to a whole new dimension.