Digital Photography Review (DPReview), one of the most trusted voices in photography, has kicked off its monthly Editor’s Photo Challenge for April 2025 — and this time, it’s bursting with color. The theme? “RGB” — Red, Green, Blue — the foundational colors of digital imagery and a creative springboard for photographers of all styles.
A Colorful Concept with Limitless Possibilities
DPReview’s RGB challenge is designed to inspire photographers to think outside the box while paying homage to the very colors that define digital photography. Entrants are encouraged to submit photographs that creatively highlight the three primary colors in the digital color space. Whether that means shooting vibrant street art, colorful food displays, neon lights, or natural landscapes bursting with springtime hues, the theme offers immense room for interpretation.
Entry Guidelines
Participants can submit their images through DPReview’s official challenge page throughout the month of April. Both amateur and professional photographers are welcome, and entries are judged based on creativity, composition, and the effective use of the RGB palette. The challenge is open worldwide and is free to enter.
Prizes and Recognition
While the competition is more about community and creativity than high-stakes rewards, the winning image will be featured on DPReview’s homepage and social media platforms. Past winners have gone on to receive exposure that led to professional opportunities and broader recognition in the photography world.
More Than Just a Contest
DPReview’s monthly challenges have long been a favorite among photographers looking to stay sharp, push their creative limits, and engage with a vibrant global community. The RGB theme not only tests technical skill but also invites reflection on how digital tools have changed the way we see and capture the world.
If you’re a photographer who thrives on visual storytelling through color, this month’s challenge might just be your perfect canvas.