Let’s Make Some Magic

All submitted images must belong to you or be accompanied by written permission from the originator of the work. All work must be unpublished anywhere else, including but not limited to blogs, on social media/network sites such as Facebook,  Tumblr, Google+, Instagram & Twitter.

Each pictorial story submission must have a minimum of 10 images per submission with a coherent story/theme covering the above-mentioned genres. Unless otherwise requested.

All works (images and copy) must be sent electronically to pitch@1865magazine.com in the following format a 72 dpi, jpeg file; with each page named numerically (e.g.: 1.jpeg, 2.jpeg and so on), and; must include full copyright information or permission thereof, together with your full name, email address and telephone number attached for our consideration. In subject line within email indicate submission’s title and its contents.

If accepted, when finally submitting approved work, please remit using high-resolution images specification: 300 dpi, jpg, A4 size via a transfer website such as www.wetransfer.com or the like, with all credit details, properly numbered pages, with image numbers corresponding. Please follow these details to the letter as once published, corrections cannot be made.

Work must fit within the style, substance, and standards of 1865 Magazine. Please peruse previous issues for reference or visit our FAQ’S for Pitching and Submitting. 

EDITORIALS // INTERVIEWS // ARTICLES.

We accept a wide range of written submissions including celebrity or newsworthy interviews with: designers, artists, musicians, politicians, activists, etc.; Reviews of: music, movies, exhibitions, social events; Editorials on the newest trends (fashion, electronics, political, cultural), and/or alternative (your opinion) pieces. All written features must be submitted to pitch@1865magazine.com for consideration.

General written policy submissions (stories, alternative pieces, etc)

Written work must not have been previously published including on blogs or social media/network sites.

Writers must provide details and/or background information of the piece they are submitting. Please note: a website address of the subject is not considered enough background research, quotes must be identified and authenticated, referential information must be properly footnoted.

An example of previously published work or unpublished work may be required.

If Photographs and/or illustrations accompany the piece, these must follow the above-mentioned guidelines and be provided to us as soon as possible after the submission of the written work and not later than 3 days after said submission. High Res Images for print.

WEBTORIALS.

When asked to send or submit images for web content please make sure that your imagery follows the guild lines. If you need assistance on how to make your images fix requirements please reach out to one of the editors to assist you.

Size requirements:
Minimum 400 px by 800 px
Maximum 800 px by 1200 px
[PX] pixels [IN] Inches

OUR TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS.

Posting your approved images online before 1865 magazine is published will result in your images being pulled from the issue, or we will request for you to remove them from online until after publication.

Submitted images and articles should not have appeared in any other publication, blog be it print or online. An embargo will be placed upon all content until after publication.

You retain the ownership of your images/work, which is your original work. Images sent by a third party should only be by permission of the organization or the individual who is the owner and they must also agree to these terms and conditions By submitting you are granting 1865 Magazine unrestricted non-exclusive right to use it now and in the future.

Images used will become a permanent part of this magazine.

By submitting to 1865 magazine you are indicating that you have read and understood these terms and conditions and agree to them.

You grant 1865 Magazine the right to use your submitted article, photo and/or imagery.