Privacy Statement

Contemporary Photography Review (CPR) respects the privacy of authors, reviewers, editors, readers, photographers, image subjects and registered users. The journal collects only the information needed to manage submissions, review, publication, security and the scholarly record.

People, communities and locations

Authors must not publish identifiable, private or sensitive images without appropriate authority and ethical justification. Photographs of children, vulnerable people, private spaces, medical settings, conflict, trauma, sacred practices or restricted communities require particular care. Location metadata should be removed or generalized where disclosure could create risk.

Sharing and retention

CPR does not sell personal information. Limited data may be processed by services needed for hosting, DOI registration, indexing, preservation, email and security. Editorial records may be retained to document decisions and protect research integrity.