Literary Contest #Phototelling
Edition 2026 Photography Literature Poetry

Literary Contest #Phototelling

Stories inspired by a photograph, in Ghedi

Ghedi — Brescia (017) Since 2026
Dates 08 Mar — 08 Mar 2026
Location Ghedi (017)
Prices Free
Status Confirmed

About #Phototelling

In Ghedi, #Phototelling is born, the literary contest that invites you to tell a story starting from a photograph. With the theme "Tell me a photo, a special day", the initiative has attracted works from all over Italy, celebrated in an award ceremony in the Municipal Council Hall. A cultural project that unites writing and image, promoted by the Municipality and local associations to enhance creativity and reading in the Bresciano area.

When a photo becomes a story

The #Phototelling Literary Contest is a new cultural initiative in Ghedi (Province of Brescia) that intertwines writing and photography. The contest invites participants to compose a story inspired by an image, on the theme "Tell me a photo, a special day", giving life to an original dialogue between word and image.

A contest open to all of Italy

The initiative, promoted by the Municipality of Ghedi and local cultural associations, has collected works from all over Italy, a sign of interest that goes far beyond municipal borders. The highlight is the award ceremony, hosted in the Municipal Council Hall:

  • Literary contest on a photographic theme;
  • Competing works from all over Italy;
  • Award ceremony in the Municipal Council Hall;
  • Promotion of writing, reading, and creativity.

Culture and community in Ghedi

#Phototelling is part of a broader commitment by the Municipality of Ghedi to promote culture, books, and creativity in the area. By combining two different languages – photography and narrative – the contest offers an expressive space for emerging and passionate writers, contributing to the cultural life of the Bresciano community.

#Phototelling — edition 2026

The first edition of the #Phototelling Literary Contest concluded with the award ceremony on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 3:30 PM, in the Ghedi Municipal Council Hall. Theme "Tell me a photo, a special day": 144 competing works from all over Italy, promoted by the Municipality and cultural associations.

The 2026 edition, the first, had the theme "Tell me a photo, a special day" and attracted 144 competing works from all over Italy. The award ceremony was held on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 3:30 PM, in the Municipal Council Hall of Ghedi. The initiative is promoted by the Municipality and local cultural associations as part of a program dedicated to culture and books.

Programme #Phototelling 2026

Sunday, March 8 — Municipal Council Hall

  • 3:30 PM — Award ceremony for the #Phototelling literary contest
  • Presentation of the winning works on the theme "Tell me a photo, a special day"
  • 144 competing works from all over Italy

Highlights #Phototelling 2026

First edition with 144 works from all over Italy and award ceremony in the Ghedi Municipal Council Hall.

Prices #Phototelling 2026

Free admission to the ceremony.

Practical information — #Phototelling

How to get there

Ghedi is located in the province of Brescia, south of the provincial capital, reachable via SP668 and SPBS343. The award ceremony takes place in the Municipal Council Hall.

Admission and participation

Free admission to the award ceremony. Participation in the contest follows the procedures indicated in the announcement published by the Municipality.

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Where does it take place — #Phototelling

Sala Consiliare del Comune di Ghedi

Sala Consiliare, Comune di Ghedi, 25016 Ghedi

#Phototelling in brief

Photography Literature Poetry Crime fiction Folk traditions Outdoor Free Multidisciplinary Brescia

History of #Phototelling