ZoneZero
Category: Online Photography Magazines
Publisher: Fundación Pedro Meyer
Publication Year: 1995
Language: English/Spanish
ZoneZero is a pioneering online photography magazine founded in 1995 by Pedro Meyer, making it one of the oldest websites dedicated to photography still in operation today. As a site dedicated to the art of image-making, ZoneZero has been an active participant in the digital transformation of photography, helping to legitimize the practice of viewing photographs on computer screens during the early days of the internet.
The magazine’s name, inspired by Ansel Adams' "Zone System" and the binary code of digital technology, symbolizes the intersection of analog and digital photography. With its focus on both historical and contemporary photography, ZoneZero has remained at the forefront of the digital revolution in photography. It explores how photography has evolved and its implications, embracing the contrasting elements of light and darkness that define the medium.
ZoneZero continues to be a vital platform for the global photography community, celebrating both traditional and digital forms of photography, while also providing a space for ongoing discussions around the future of the medium.
The magazine’s name, inspired by Ansel Adams' "Zone System" and the binary code of digital technology, symbolizes the intersection of analog and digital photography. With its focus on both historical and contemporary photography, ZoneZero has remained at the forefront of the digital revolution in photography. It explores how photography has evolved and its implications, embracing the contrasting elements of light and darkness that define the medium.
ZoneZero continues to be a vital platform for the global photography community, celebrating both traditional and digital forms of photography, while also providing a space for ongoing discussions around the future of the medium.



