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LSI Photography Grant Competition 2026
Funding opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-04
- Type
- Grant
- Organizer
- LSI Philanthropy Fund and Leica North America
- Deadline
- 4 September 2026
- Where
- Worldwide
- Compensation
- $7,500 USD grant, new Leica camera and lens, financial support for photographic project, and exhibition opportunity at Leica Gallery Paris
- Disciplines
- photography, visual arts
About this opportunity
The LSI Photography Grant Competition 2026, supported by LSI Philanthropy Fund and Leica North America, offers a $7,500 grant, a Leica camera and lens, and an exhibition opportunity in Paris. It supports photographers globally working on personal, in-progress projects that explore seeing and being seen, aiming to foster work that raises awareness or encourages reflection. Applicants should submit still-image projects that respectfully witness people, places, or issues.