A call aimed at all photographers to chronicle the world in the pandemic

BOOM, a tech company that provides smart photography solutions for freelance and corporate photographers around the world, and Manfrotto, a world leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of products and accessories for photography and videomaking, are launching Inside Out, an international call for entry aimed at all photographers, professional and non-professional. There is time until April 23 to participate: the goal is to tell the story of the world at the time of the Covid-19 pandemic through photography.

Shots will be reviewed by experts in the field, and the best images will be announced in early May and published on BOOM and Manfrotto’s social channels, as well as distributed for editorial purposes to national and international media. All proceeds from the project will be donated to medical research.

Federico Mattia Dolci, CEO and Co-founder of BOOM said, “This is not just a project for us. It is a call, an invitation to celebrate the love of photography, beyond all limits and boundaries. These days, thousands of photographers around the world are facing the same situation. We ask them to join us in a universal message of hope and creativity.”

Marco Pezzana, CEO of Vitec Imaging Solutions added, “As always, people are our main source of inspiration. We are proud to be able to collaborate with BOOM, an innovative Italian start-up that is renewing the business of photography, to enhance the ability of expression and creativity of photographers and content creators. We believe that capturing and sharing these unprecedented moments can make people feel part of a bigger story and encourage them to imagine a better future. Through visual storytelling, photographers can portray the turmoil and hopes that are shaping our feelings, thus helping to generate a positive impact on society, strengthening community spirit and reducing social distancing.”

To participate in the call: https://callforentry.boom.co/insideout/

A call aimed at all photographers to chronicle the world in the pandemic

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