ProgresFestival Magazine

Progressive – Street and Art – PhotoFestival

Our ProgresFestival website is a digital magazine where you can discover a plethora of news.

STREET – DOCUMENTARY – PHOTOJOURNALISM – NARRATIVE - ART

Here's a breakdown of what you can find: 

 "Articles Online" showcases authentic project demonstrations from established photographers and newly discovered talents. It covers a diverse range of themes for our readers to explore, going beyond basic features.

"Write From Here" is a platform that highlights the work of talented photographers who excel in storytelling and presentation. While their blogs will not be daily, they will always feature exciting themes.

Self-portrait features a collection of renowned self-portraits along with some insights on the topic. We're also inviting some photographers to showcase their own self-portraits.

Books, in this section, you can discover more than just photography books.

Protest across the world: We feature impactful images from our projects to showcase political and social protests from different countries, using photojournalism to understand political dynamics.

Thrilling Zoom conferences: We occasionally host a series of Zoom conferences featuring prominent authors.

These are the names of the photographers selected for the Progressive Street team who have reached the finals of all three contests. Their work is currently being submitted to the juries.
Soon, you will be able to view all the photographs on our website without the names.
The winners and nominees will be announced in mid-June, highlighting the uniqueness of their images
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Abhiskek Maitra, Adar Eyal, Adriana Keren, Alain van Hille, Ana Cichowicz, Andrew Glickman, Anne Launcelott, Anson Chan, Athanasios Kokkinis, Avi Itzhaki, B. D. Colen, Bernhard Wasem , Bjoern Maletz, Bruce Saille, Catia Montagna, Charlie Hickling,, Chris Yan, Dan Fenstermacher, Daniel Kashi, David Williams , Debora Magliaro Sanso, Debora Sanso, Donna Kross, Dov Oron, Edwin Carungay, Eléonore Botton, Erik Corduwener, Estocia Juan Miguel, Evangelia Mageira, Florian Asche, Gerd Bonse, Gianni Olivetti, Giovanni Gianfranco Candida, Grizel Ubarry, Gwen Julia, Haim Berman, Jacques Pharand, Jay Nabbe, Jeff Tidwell, Jiby Charles, Jonathan Faus, Joshgun Suleymanov, Joy Saha, Juan Miguel Estocio, Jürgen Warschun, Laura Iordache, Lia Mageira, Limor Zadok, Lola Minister, Lorenzo Ferretti, Luca Regoli, Ludovic Vievard, Manas Das, Marc Dessi, Marci Lindsay, Marika Poquet, Marilyn Strauss, Marina Dego, Martin Ingber, Michael Eugster, Mikael Carlsson, Mukul Ranjan, Myriam Aadli, Nadia Eeckhout, Never Edit, Niklas Lindskog, Olga Volodina, Oliver Kuehnel, Orna Noar, Pascal Flores, Patricia Kerkhofs, Patty DeJuneas, Paul Kessel, Pedro Nieblas, Pepe Álvarez-Rogel, Per-Olof Stoltz,Pia Parolin, Ploutarcos Haloftis,Rajesh Dhar, Rajib Singha, Ralph_Milewski, Richard Keshen, Robert Willis, Rudy Ortega, Saikat Chanda, Sandra Fine, Smita Shukla, Sourav Das ,Srijoyee Datta, Stevi Jackson, Stuart Hyde, Sultan Koç, Tanmoy Chatterjee, Tariqamin Mansuri, The Monochromatic Society, Thomas Hackenberg, Ubo Pakes, Ugo Milano, Victor Mora, Vikas Nama, Vlad Iordache, Xianzhuyue Li, Yash Mishra, نسخة من 

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ProgresFestival 2026 is excited to join hands with the IKSHANA 2026 festival, organised by the Photography Club of India.

We look forward to creating wonderful experiences together

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ProgresFestival, an international event celebrating street photography and art.

NO ENTRY FEE CONTEST

Our festival is a non-profit event showcasing authentic, stereotype-free images of meaningful moments. We aim to foster connections, inspire insights, and promote reflection and a positive outlook. During challenging times, Progressive struggles to continue daily activities, choosing themes that keep us connected to our humanity. We invite passionate photographers, as this drives artistic, political, and social expression. Our platform welcomes all skill levels in street photography, documentary, and photojournalism, supporting diverse artistic goals and fostering inclusivity.

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A heartfelt thanks to Patty DeJuneas for making this second edition of the Festival possible.

It was possible to make the first edition of the Festival thanks to the generosity of Fabio Balestra.