It To participate, photographers must submit 10 photos in a PDF (25mb)  that includes your name, title of the series and/or any additional information you would like to include -which can either be part of a cohesive project or individual image- along with a brief bio and/or artist statement. 

Please send your submission to studio@deliciastudio.com by the deadline of April 14th, 2025 with the title PORTFOLIO REVIEW SUBMISSION. Notifications for selected portfolios will be sent out by April 21st, and payment of $150 is required by April 28th to secure your spot.

May 16th ( from 1-4pm)

Each participant will have a one-on-one 20 min meeting with 3 of the 6 reviewers, based on their preferences. We will do our best to match you with your top choices.

You are welcome to present your work in whatever format is most convenient to you, (Ipad, computer, prints, photo-book) and you are welcome to choose how you wish to spend your time with your reviewer.

As a special bonus, all attendees will receive discounted rates for Delicia Studio after the review for a period of 6 months. 

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to get feedback and guidance from top professionals in the industry!

all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

About the reviewers:

Hannah Traore: Hannah Traore is the Founding Director of her eponymous gallery, situated in NYC's vibrant Lower East Side. As one of the city's youngest gallerists, she inaugurated the space at age 26. Committed to advocating for and celebrating artists historically marginalized from the mainstream narrative, Hannah Traore Gallery stands as a testament to her dedication. She has been acknowledged by Forbes 30 Under 30: Art & Style (2023), Apollo 40 Under 40 USA (2023), Creative Collective’s Creative Class Award (2024), LVMH Rising Leader Impact Award (2024), and serves on the Board of Trustees at her Alma Mater, Skidmore College.

Lindsay Thompson: Lindsay is the founder of The LTC, passionate about helping photographers build successful careers. As a respected photography agent, she specializes in guiding artists to bring their unique point of view to light, with a focus on commercial work that has a clear visual identity and market potential. Lindsay is particularly drawn to portfolios that combine creativity with commercial appeal, especially in lifestyle, fashion, and branding projects.

Noelle Lacombe: A senior editor at The Cut, Noelle is interested in fresh, compelling editorial work that explores diverse perspectives and cultural relevance. She looks for portfolios that feature innovative visual storytelling, strong aesthetic appeal, and work that resonates with current social and cultural movements.

Tessa Forrest: Tessa Forrest is a New York-based art director and graphic designer known for her innovative work at Atmos Magazine, as well as her personal project, Subliming. Atmos is a non profit biannual publication focused on the cross-pollination of climate and culture, delivering award-winning journalism and creative storytelling. At the intersection of fashion and culture, climate, wellness, and spirituality, Forrest creates visually compelling narratives that resonate deeply with contemporary issues.

Morgan Mitchell: Morgan Mitchell is an art historian and arts administrator based in Brooklyn, New York. Her academic research focuses on contemporary photographers who engage with the topography and historical landscape of the southern U.S. She currently works with Hannah Traore Gallery spearheading exhibition planning and gallery management . Morgan Mitchell is currently works at Hannah Traore Gallery.

Camila Falquez: A celebrated portrait and editorial photographer, Camila is drawn to emotive, intimate portraits and strong storytelling in fashion and editorial work. She values originality and a unique perspective, focusing on the connection between the subject and the photographer’s vision.

Josefina Santos: Josefina Santos is a Colombian photographer and director based in Brooklyn, NY. Known for her expressive blend of portraits, fashion, and documentary photography, she emphasizes creating authentic connections with her subjects to capture genuine emotions and personal identities. Known for her documentary and editorial photography, Josefina seeks authentic, raw narratives and immersive storytelling. She looks for portfolios that capture real moments and deep emotional resonance, especially those that explore human experiences in a compelling way.

Grace Millar: Is a creative designer with a passion for visually compelling storytelling. She graduated from SCAD in 2018 with a major in Graphic Design and a minor in Photography, and her career has spanned fashion, wellness, and stationery before she found her niche in beauty and skincare. For the past four years, she’s been on Nicole's team working on social evergreen content, ID&E cultural moments, and most recently an NPL campaign. She loves the artistry and strategy that goes into these programs, and nothing excites her more than creating work that feels both visually stunning and deeply meaningful.

Nicole Argento: She’s a multidisciplinary creative director, shaping ideas, refining concepts, and crafting distinct visual narratives with an intuitive approach. She translates emotions, collective energy, and emerging cultural shifts into an immersive visual language within the beauty space. She is passionate about inclusivity, strength, and self-love—themes that continuously inspire her work. For the past 6 years, she has served as the Executive Global Creative Director of Social at La Mer, where she leads and mentor a stellar team of creatives. Prior to this, she was the Design Director at Allure. Her work is deeply rooted in collaboration and the belief that creativity is a powerful portal for transformation and change.