RAMOGE 2026 International Photography Contest: Man and the Sea – Photography for the Mediterranean
The RAMOGE Agreement is launching on March 3, 2026, on the occasion of International Wildlife Day, the new edition of its International Photography Contest “RAMOGE – Man and the Sea”, running until October 31, 2026.
This contest is held under the auspices of the Fédération Internationale de l’Art Photographique (FIAP) and organized in collaboration with the Academy of Photographic Art of Monte-Carlo, the operational and exclusive FIAP member for the Principality of Monaco.
This edition will benefit from the expertise of a prestigious jury, composed of:
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Mr. Riccardo BUSI – FIAP President, Travel & Wildlife Photographer, Italy
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Mr. Greg LECOEUR – Ocean & Wildlife Photographer, France
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Mr. Sergio PITAMITZ – Wildlife & Wild Places Photographer, Italy
Four categories to express your vision of the ocean
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Regards sur la Mer: an invitation to capture the essential bond between Man and the Sea.
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Horizons RAMOGE: works created in the RAMOGE area, between Marseille and La Spezia, highlighting the richness of this maritime territory.
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La Mer de demain: reserved for photographers under 25, allowing the new generation to express their vision and commitment to the future of the oceans.
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Thème Libre: an open space where creativity can flourish without constraints.
The contest is free and open to everyone. To participate, simply register and submit your photographs on the official website: https://ramoge.org/concours-photos/. The complete rules are also available online.
The awards ceremony will take place in the Principality of Monaco on December 4, 2026, together with the Monte-Carlo Photo Contest organized by the Academy of Photographic Art of Monte-Carlo.
In 2026, on its 50th anniversary, the RAMOGE Agreement celebrates half a century of ongoing commitment to the Mediterranean and reaffirms its determination to continue this mission. Through this new edition, photography becomes a powerful tool for raising awareness, able to awaken consciences and highlight the urgency of preserving the marine environment.
