Center, based out of Santa Fe, New Mexico, has four open calls for entries with a deadline of next Friday, January 27th. Center produces the annual Review LA which took place last week simultaneous to Photo LA. They are also host to Review Santa Fe, a fantastic weekend conference for photographers to meet with curators, editors, publishers and galleries, and have their portfolios reviewed.

The Project Competition is open to photographers working on documentary projects and fine-art series. One First Prize and three finalists are selected by the jurors, who include curator Tina Kukielski (Whitney Museum), editor Markus Seewald (GEO magazine) and our own Hey, Hot Shot! panelist and CEO of Chronicle Books, Nion McEvoy. The first prize winner is awarded $5,000 cash, an exhibition in Santa Fe, admission to Review Santa Fe and feature in an online magazine. To learn more about how to enter and to see the work of previous winners, visit the Project Competition page.

Center is also accepting submissions to Project Launch, an award to help a single photographer complete a body of work currently in-progress. This award is also open to documentary projects and fine-art series. A single First Prize of $3,000 cash is awarded, with an exhibition at Zane Bennett Contemporary Art in Santa Fe, Feature in Fraction magazine, a tuition voucher at the Santa Fe Workshops and participation in Review Santa Fe. Two honorable mentions will also receive $500 cash and participation in Review Santa Fe. For more info and to apply, click here. Project Launch will be juried by Darren Ching and Debra Klomp Ching, co-directors of Klompching Gallery.

The final competition is the Choice Awards, which selects individual photographs in three categories: Curator's Choice, Director's Choice and Editor's Choice. As for the other two awards, the winners will also receive exhibition and publication. Applications can submit up to four images for $25, with a $5 fee for each additional photograph. The Choice Awards are juried by curator Roxana Marcoci (MoMA, Dept of Photography), Directors Laura Valenti & Chris Bennett (Newspace Center for Photography) and editors Kathy Ryan (The New York Times) and Scott Thode (Fortune).

All of the photographers who apply to the above three competitions are also encouraged to submit to Review Santa Fe. Those who apply for both the Project Competition and Review are eligible for a discounted fee. Last year's The Review Santa Fe 100 contains a list of stand-out projects from last year, and is a frequent source of inspiration for work being made by emerging and increasingly established photographers today.

Several people in the JBP office have attended Review Santa Fe in the past, and the experience—both as a reviewer and a photographer—is exceptional and rewarding. If you have a body of work in progress, or recently completed, we highly encourage you to apply.