THE PROJECT
Publishing as a practice
Eyeshot is an independent publishing project for street and documentary photography. Founded in Italy in 2018, the project moves across magazines, books, conversations, exhibitions, and an annual Open Call. Each form serves the same end: making space for photographers who work outside the loudest channels, and putting the printed page back at the center of how the work is read.
7,000+
PHOTOGRAPHS
140+
COUNTRIES
56,000+
OPEN CALL SUBMISSIONS
2018
SINCE ITALY
INSIDE EYESHOT
The publisher
MANIFESTO
Who We Are
Why this project exists, how it is made, what it stands for.
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THE TEAM
Team
Five people working from Italy, each with a defined role in the project.
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PLANET
Sustainability
FSC-certified paper, plastic-free packaging, printed in Italy. The environment as an editorial choice.
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STOCKISTS
Partner Program
Specialized bookshops, galleries, and cultural venues distributing Eyeshot publications worldwide.
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The publications
MAGAZINES
Eyeshot Magazine
Quarterly print magazine, each issue a curated reading of contemporary street and documentary photography.
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BOOKS
Eyeshot Books
Limited-edition monographs published in collaboration with photographers. Designed and printed in Italy.
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AN ANNUAL READING
Open Call
Annual reading of street and documentary photography. Open to all photographers since 2022.
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The work
OUR AUTHORS
Featured Photographers
Photographers from over 140 countries gathered in a single archive.
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EDITORIAL
Editor's Notes
Notes from the editor on photography, publishing, and the printed page.
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CONVERSATIONS
Eyeshot 50mm
Long-form conversations with photographers, editors, and curators. On YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music.
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ACADEMY
Education
One-to-one Professional Reviews and intensive workshops with international tutors.
Read moreFROM THE EDITOR
Why this project
Eyeshot started in 2018 with one question: where do the photographers I wanted to read end up published? The answer was nowhere I could point to. The project is the answer I keep building, one magazine, one book, one Open Call at a time.
Independent publishing chooses to stand here anyway, building value before consensus.