Getty Images Creative and Editorial Grants
About this opportunity
Getty Images offers grants for emerging visual storytellers across two categories. The Creative Grant supports conceptual and artistic photography, while the Editorial Grant supports photojournalism and documentary work. Both programmes provide financial support and potential exposure through Getty Images' global platform.
Application tips
Your proposal should demonstrate a clear vision and a story that deserves to be told. The editorial grant particularly values projects with social impact potential.
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