The new publication year begins with Turkish artist-photographer Doğan Özdemir's "Miskin Kukla" - creatures from dreams, each much greater than the sum of its many parts. Free online through September 30 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Image "Fish: In the Mind's Abyss" ⓒ Doğan Özdemir

No fee. Open theme, all genres and techniques: analog, digital, contemporary, heritage, traditional, experimental, abstract, phonography, toy, topo, journo, hybridAI, and everything else photographic is welcome.https://www.dekunumag.com/submit.

The August edition of Dek Unu Magazine, Tuŝis V—The Artist's Mark, celebrates hand-made and experimental fine art photography from the 5 winners of the magazine's annual contest. Free online through 8/31 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). ©Dek Unu Arts

Call for October's issue. Unique, international, solo-format online and print monthly calls for portfolio projects from accomplished, adventurous artist-photographers. Easy email submissions, short production schedule, no fee to submit. Please see the complete guidelines: dekunumag.com/submit

In remarkable, metaphorical portraits of her daughter, artist-photographer Natali Agryzkova tells the tale of her flight from war, the precarity of refugee life, and her longing for her home in Ukraine. Don’t miss “Hause Spiele” through the end of July at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com).

"During our first year in Germany, my daughter asked me almost every day, 'When are we going home?' It felt like a dialogue with a ghost. No one can answer that question even now.."—Natali Agryzkova in the July Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com) Free online through 7/31. Image ©Natali Agryzkova

Call for September. Online and paperback editions, unique solo-format, more of your art, more of your story. Easy email submissions, short production cycle, No fee. Details: dekunumag.com/submit #photography

"Hause Spiele" is Ukrainian conceptual photographer Natali Agryzkova’s story of her life as a forced émigré to safety in Germany. An in-between life in Hamburg when her heart and husband are still in Ukraine. Free online through 7/31 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com) ©Natali Agryzkova

See Moroccan street photographer Ismail Jaddi free online through 6/30 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com) Image: “Reflection of Innocence” ©Ismail Jaddi #streetphotography #monochrome #Morocco #moroccolife

"I love being Moroccan. Every image I create is a conversation between myself and this land." —Ismail Jaddi in "Unending," June's Dek Unu Magazine. Free online through 6/30 at (www.dekunumag.com).

Moroccan artist-photographer Ismail Jaddi captures the soul of his homeland through intuitive wandering with just a cellphone or Fujifilm XT-100 and an artist’s eye for the moment. Free online through 6/30 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Image: "Kick of Hope" ©Ismail Jaddi

North Carolina photographer Marthanna Yater's multi-decade documentary study of the Levins and their twins, Molly and Hannah, are still free online through May 31 at Dek Unu (www.dekunumag.com). An amazing story of families, lost and found. Image: "Sisters Devoted" ©Marthanna Yater

"Kids and dirt are made for each other." -Marthanna Yater in this month's Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Free online through 5/31. Image: "Thirty Dirty Toes" c.Marthanna Yater

In this month's Dek Unu Magazine, Marthanna Yater tells a tale of conflict and harmony in families in classic black-and-white. See "Growing Together" free online through 5/31 at (www.dekunumag.com) Image: "Cocoon." ©Marthanna Yater

Take a walk in the woods with back-country artist-photographer Tom Kirkendall. Brilliant black-and-whites of art in nature. Free online until 5/1/2025. Check it out. (www.dekunumag.com) Image: "Chiricahua" ©Tom Kirkendall #FineArtPhotography

Tom Kirkendall in April's Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Image: Weston Lake ©Tom Kirkendall

Like the masters, Adams, Weston, Strand, et. al., Tom Kirkendall's darkroom photography captures "the place," not just the land. Glad to say his work is free online through April 30 at Dek Unu Magazine.(www.dekunumag.com) Image: "Los Osos Oaks" ©Tom Kirkendall #fineartphotography

Don't miss Jamaican-American photographer, Kuro, and his unique autobiography told through sensitively-seen portraits and creative storytelling. Free online through 3/31 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Image: "Can We Stop Here?" ©Kuro #portraitphotography #blackexperience #boston

Art, especially photography, is a medium still largely dominated by our white counterparts, and I want to create images that reflect the fullness of my community. The softness, the rawness, the joy, the depression, the love—every part of our experience deserves to be seen. —©Kuro (www.dekunumag.com)

Intimate, highly perceptive portraits by Jamaican-American artist Kuro are the March edition of Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Kuro calls this series a love letter to the complexity, resilience, and beauty of Blackness. Free online through 3/31. Image: “Gold Laden” ©Kuro

There’s nothing like the thrill of making an image you love. I sometimes can’t believe I made it, since my process is one of discovery, lucky accidents and playing around, rather than any rigorous methodology." –Laurie Peek in this month's Dek Unu (www.dekunumag.com) Image: "For Debra" ©Laurie Peek

Hand-crafted alt-process "bouquets" by artist-photographer Laurie Peek are this month's feature at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). See her remarkable work and words free online through February 28. Image: "For Sally" ©Laurie Peek #altprocessphotography #photomanipulation #goldleaf #conceptual

Cape Cod artist-photographer Amy Heller is featured through 1/31 at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com) Zoom in! Image: "Arms Up II Multiple" © Amy Heller #photomanipulation #artphotography #abstractart #stroboscopy

"I think your eyes are the most important tools: reading, looking at art, going to galleries, connecting with artists and nature. Creativity needs to be fed and nurtured, at least this is what is key for me."–Amy Heller in Jan 2025 issue (www.dekunumag.com) "Alone Multiple" © Amy Heller #photography

Very glad to have Cape Cod artist Amy Heller as this month's feature! Amazing motion photo collages (*please zoom*) and in-depth artist Q&A. Free online through January at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). Image: "Faces and Hands Multiple" © Amy Heller #photography

Master of light, composition, and “feel,” Norm Diamond takes documentary photography to a new level with “Dark Windows,” a look into the secret life of “things.” Surreal scenery. Free online through the end of December at Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com). #photography

"Landlocked", ©Norm Diamond in Dek Unu Magazine (www.dekunumag.com), free online through 12/31. #photography

Dallas artist-photographer Norm Diamond is December's feature at Dek Unu Magazine. From the alien at the drive-in to a framed Texas wasteland, his extraordinary photos prove that what's not there is as important as what is. Free through 12/31. (www.dekunumag.com) Image: ©Norm Diamond #photography

Dragon Dance Theatre creates street performance spectacles that draw on myths and intangible cultural heritage. UNESCO advisers and lead dragons, Sam Kerson and Katah (on saxophone) tell the story, free online through 11/39 (www.dekunumag.com) Image: Fire Fish, Kemi Jarvi, Finland 2006 #photography