Transitions Abroad's Photographers' Guidelines A Cuban boy rides his home-made scooter in the streets of Havana from Culturally Senstive Photography. Photo by Jim Kane.

Digital submissions should emailed to: webeditorial@transitionsabroad.com in high-resolution JPG format. Please do not send photos without first making an enquiry.

What specifically are we looking for? Our greatest ongoing need is for interesting and engaging close-ups of people of other countries in a "natural" setting. Photographers are encouraged to review our article archives prior to submission.

Subjects of photos should be seen in the context of their normal lives, not as interesting curiosities for tourists. They should not appear in pain or distress.

Any landscape photos should aim to look less like postcards than reflections of unique natural wonders as they relate or reflect their influence on native cultures and/or vice versa.

All photographic submissions must be identified with a caption as well as the photographer's name and essential contact information.

All material is submitted on speculation.

Payment is negotiable and subject to current requirements.

Currently we are looking for photos which depict people studying, teaching, or working abroad. We wish to see those who venture overseas engaged in these activities with the locals as visual examples to inspire others.

Please email all submissions electronically to: webeditorial@transitionsabroad.com.