Autumn · Culture, Creating together

Season 1 · Autumn · 200/200 – Humans we are, Wipplay's annual photo contest

In short: season 1 of the 200/200 – Humans we are photo contest, run by Wipplay, is open from 19 October to 21 December 2026 to professional and amateur photographers. Free to enter.

A band playing the same riff for the hundredth time in a garage. An apprentice's hands repeating the master's gesture. A table of neighbours that stretches late into the night. What we make together: that's culture. This autumn, photograph what connects us: what we create, share and pass on together.

Ideas to get you started: a family recipe handed down, a neighbourhood choir, a street party, a book club, a mural painted by many hands, a theatre troupe rehearsing before opening night.
The challenge: a series of 3 to 5 images that tells a story, to submit between 19 October and 21 December 2026.
Who it's for: photographers, all of them. Those who make a living from it, those who dream of it, those who never leave home without their camera or their phone. Here, only your eye matters.
What's at stake: in January 2027, our jury of photographers and image professionals selects one image from each of 50 series and names the season's winner, who receives an exhibition print. These 50 images join the great 200/200 fresco in late 2027: four seasons, four winners, 200 perspectives brought together.

And this is only the beginning. More surprises are coming throughout the year.

Four seasons to tell what makes us human: culture, taking care, see the world, feeding


Rules

The jury

David Picard

David Picard

David Picard is Head of Communications and Innovation at W-HA, part of the Orange Group. He looks at how technology changes the way we relate to one another, right down to the small gestures of everyday life.

Julie Boukobza

Julie Boukobza

Julie Boukobza is an exhibition curator and art critic. She invites us to encounter the works as much as the people who make them. She has headed the artist residencies at LUMA Arles since 2017, and in 2022 she founded the curatorial platform Pourquoi Paris ?.

Mathieu Pernot

Mathieu Pernot

Mathieu Pernot makes photography a story written by many hands, weaving in the images and stories of the people he meets; his photo-booth portraits now feature in the exhibition Vies minuscules at the Panthéon.

Valerie Hersleven

Valerie Hersleven

Valerie Hersleven is the founder of Ooshot and the Ooshot Award. She loves bringing together a photographer’s eye and the story an image is trying to tell.

The prizes

Fine Art Photo Print

Premium photo printing on fine art paper.