p-magon: Your Platform for Fine Art Photography

p-magon fine art photography is a marketing platform for high-quality, exceptional fine art photography – from our own creations and those of our members.

Art photography curated, edited and marketed in high-quality print:

We invite ambitious photographers to become member of p-magon and present us their best pictures. Submitted photographs will then be:

  • curated: we select what we believe to be the best images
  • edited: we process the selected images in our special p-magon style
  • marketed: we present selected and edited images on our website www.p-magon.eu and offer them for sale
  • produced: we organize the printing of sold images in professional quality, shipping, invoicing and collection.

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Members receive a fair share of the sales proceeds from their submitted images.

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p-magon: Lifes, Stills & Classic Cars

p-magon fine art photography are LIFES - images of people, street scenes, everyday scenes, special moments, classic street photography. Also STILLS - images of landscapes, details, graphic discoveries. And - as a special feature - images of classic automobiles: CARS.

Our image style: Authentic, expressive, unposed

p-magon photography is never posed, not pre-arranged. We value authenticity, immediacy, but not technical perfection: blur, grain, dynamic distortion and other supposed shortcomings are part of our vision and expression.

We strive to develop our very own style of image composition - especially through extensive digital post-processing of the original shots. Therefore, we are interested in photography that emphasizes these elements:

  • Impression and Expression: our photography often tells stories, shows special, fleeting moments; it is penetrating and focused, yet aesthetic and composed. Blurs, low light, dynamic distortion and other shortcomings are welcome, provided they emphasize the effect. Arranged motifs do not interest us.
  • Representationalism: Authenticity is important to us; recognizability of the motif is an element. Pure abstract aesthetics do not work for us.
  • Color: we often reduce it to an almost monochrome reproduction, but not B/W. Color highlights and composition are important to us.
  • Graphics: Composition is crucial, breaks create tension.