MOTHER Magazine Calendar 2025

Pre-order the 2025 Mother Calendar: A Year of Beauty, Passion, and Purpose.
Step into a world where art meets activism. Our exclusive 2025 Mother calendar is a celebration of nature’s beauty through the eyes of some of the most talented female photographers from across the globe—all contributed to Mother Magazine. This A3 (30 x 40 cm) calendar is not only a stunning addition to your home but also a meaningful way to support women in photography and environmental awareness.
 
With each month, you’ll discover breathtaking images that inspire a deeper connection with our planet. From intimate wildlife portraits to landscapes that remind us of the earth’s fragility, these photographs tell a story of hope, love, and the urgent need for change. They also remind you to read the stories again to fall deeper in love with Mother Nature. 
 
Why Buy the Mother 2025 Calendar?
 
Support Female Artists: Your purchase supports the Mother project, a non-profit initiative dedicated to promoting women in photography and raising awareness for environmental issues.
High-Quality Craftsmanship: Our calendar is printed on premium extra matte paper for an elegant, tactile feel that complements the beauty of each image.
A Piece of Art for Your Home: At A3 size, this calendar is the perfect balance of functionality and art—a stunning visual journey that unfolds every month.
A Cause That Matters: In case no future Mother magazine issues are produced, we pledge to donate 100% of the proceeds from calendar sales to the Childhood Foundation, continuing our mission to support causes that protect the most vulnerable.
 
By purchasing this calendar, you’re not just filling your year with beautiful images—you’re joining a community committed to making a positive impact on the world.
 
Photographers involved: 
Deanna DeShea, Jenna Dixon Jacqueline Carina Werrmann, Gretchen Kay Stuart, Lisalove Bäckman, Merche Llobera, Sonja Sandström, Anne Geier, Nicki Pollack, Julia Richardsson, Karen Jerzyk, Julia Wimmerlin.
 
Cover image: Kristina Makeeva
Curated by Melissa Schäfer / The Motherbear Productions
Supported by Sony Alpha Universe