Photography fellowships are programs that provide financial support and resources to emerging and established photographers. These fellowships often include grants, access to studio space, mentorship, and opportunities for exhibitions. They aim to foster creativity and help photographers develop their skills and projects. Many photography fellowships are offered by institutions, non-profits, and art organizations, such as The New York Times, National Geographic, and The Magnum Foundation. Applicants typically submit a portfolio of their work along with a proposal outlining their project ideas. Successful candidates gain recognition and valuable experience in the photography field.