Join Roberto Saletti for an immersive hands-on workshop exploring both the fundamentals and expressive possibilities of traditional darkroom photography.

This four-hour workshop explores, through theory and practice, how photographs create meaning when placed in relation to one another. Workshop instructors: Eleni Mouzakiti, Kostas Ioannidis

This one-day intensive workshop introduces participants to the expressive possibilities of gum oil printing — a tactile photographic process that combines photographic exposure with manual oil-based image development. Led by Roshi Aba.

Exploring topics shaping photography today—from visual storytelling to new media and cultural narratives. The festival highlights a diverse range of voices and perspectives in contemporary photography.

Opening receptions, evening gatherings, and unique experiences that bring the community together. Each event is designed not only to present work, but to create meaningful networking exchange between artists and audiences.

Led by Nima Alizadeh, this workshop offers a complete introduction to the process of transforming a digital image into a museum-quality fine art print.

We invite students aged 12–18 to participate in the Youth Foto Competition of the OFF! Ostuni Photo Festival. This competition encourages young photographers to explore their surroundings and express their personal vision through photography.

A 24-hour photographic journey across Ostuni — from the Adriatic coastline to the white city and surrounding landscapes. One day to see, feel, and capture the essence of a place.

ISLANDS An exhibition by the Steve McCurry the lucie awards Honoree, 2004, exploring life across islands around the world. Through intimate and powerful imagery, the collection portrays the people, traditions, landscapes, and cultures of island communities — capturing both their uniqueness and their shared human spirit. Originally curated for House of Lucie Koh Samui, the exhibition is now presented for the first time at House of Lucie Ostuni during the OFF program of the festival. 

‘Me in my point of view’ is a self-portrait of my inside, solitude, and privacy. Each of us has set a certain circle for ourselves, and we live according to it. A circle has definite and firm rules. I have made everything in this circle on my own. i myself have made both being comfortable to stay and being afraid to leave. Without hesitation, it seems marvelous to stop everything and watch yourself in pure silence.

Cornucopia (horn of plenty) is a personal artistic research on the Lassithi plateau’s elusive identity. Located 840m ASL on the island of Crete, enclosed by mountains, is a natural fortress with a particularly fertile land. First inhabited during the Neolithic age, it became a major cult place of the Minoan civilization. This rich land which has nourished generations of Cretans, is the same place that according to the myth, Zeus was born in a cave and is considered to be the bridal bed of Europa.

Open-air screenings with a mix of curated international photo essays and local photographers’ work.