Musings by Shahidul Alam
Launching December 3, 2012, the Applied Arts Awards programs are an invaluable opportunity to promote your work to an audience of the best and brightest of our industry, as well as potential clients. With our two decades of awards experience, the Applied Arts Awards are one of the industry’s…
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Are you an amateur photographer or a photography enthusiast? If so, then this is the competition for you! Whatever your photographic passion may be, enter the Open Competition for your chance to win $5,000 and a trip to London to pick up your prize at the Sony World Photography Awards 2013 Gala Ceremony!
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If you are experimenting with 3D photography and video, why not enter our first global 3D photography competition! Anyone can enter this dynamic competition and be a part of this image revolution.
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Are you a serious photographer with a true passion for the job? Do you understand the craft of taking pictures, documenting a story, conceptualising an idea, capturing emotions and evoking a response from those who view the finished product? Submit your best work for the chance to become the next Sony World Photography Awards, Professional Photographer of the Year and win our most coveted prize, the L?Iris d?Or, along with prize money of $25,000.
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We are searching for the next generation of talented young photographers in this competition, open to anyone 19 and under. Whether you are studying photography in school or college, or just have a passion for taking photographs of your daily life, enter this competition for the chance to become the Sony World Photography Awards, Youth Award Winner.
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Enter our Facebook Monthly Photo Competition for your chance to win prizes for sharing in WPO’s passion for photography. Each month we give you a different theme, ask you to take an original and inspiring photo that fits the theme, then enter it! The more creative the better! This month’s theme is ‘Celebration’. You are free to interpret this however you like!
66th Bristol International Salon of Photography 2012
http://www.bristolphoto.org.uk
Closing Date: 10 March 2012
Judging: 23-26 March 2012
Notifications Sent: 3 April 2012
Catalogues & Awards Sent: 9 June 2012
Contact: Pete Howell, at salon@bristolphoto.org.uk
Kolga Tbilisi Photo Prize 2012
The 11th edition of Kolga, the biggest and most prestigious photo contest in Georgia, is?about to kick off. After ten successful years, now, the contest is on a much larger scale.?This year the contest will be held under a new format; Kolga – Tbilisi Photo Meeting.?Where the goal of the festival is to link international photography to Georgia and to local?photography.
Participants are free to choose the subject of their works, because we would like to attract?photographers of all different ages, and those working with various styles.?The contest is open to all photographers worldwide. There are no age restrictions.
All details about the contest you will find in the attached PDF.
It was a great pleasure to be in the jury of Kolga Photo Contest 2011.
We could feel an enthusiasm for photography in Tbilisi. Hundreds of visitors, mostly young people, came to the opening of the very good presentation of the winners. There was also a big interest in our lectures and portfolio reviews.
This year the exhibition of the Kolga Photo Contest will be part of the new “Kolga Tbilisi Photo Meeting” with an extensive program of exhibitions, workshops, portfolio reviews and lectures by international photographers. We will?soon?inform you about all details of this event.
Your contribution for the Kolga Tbilisi Photo Prize 2012 will offer you the opportunity to participate in a new and fresh photo festival in an amazing city.
Best wishes
Tina Schelhorn and Wolfgang Zurborn
Lichtblick School
Tina Schelhorn
Wolfgang Zurborn
Steinbergerstr. 21
50733 K?ln
+49 ?(0)221 729149
info@lichtblick-school.com
www.lichtblick-school.com
PROOF knows that emerging photojournalists want to do meaningful projects related to human rights and social justice issues but oftentimes don?t have the funds or connections to do so. For this reason, we?re offering an award to help an emerging photojournalist jumpstart their project by providing funding and support from the media community.
For this award, we have put together a panel of judges including: Leora Kahn, Executive Director of PROOF, Ed Kashi of VII, Amy Yenkin from the Open Society Foundations, and Ann Friedman, Executive Editor of GOOD.
The selected photojournalist will receive USD $2500 to put toward their project. The final three candidates will have their work showcased through GOOD. Second and third place finalists will also have the opportunity for a portfolio review with Jamie Wellford of Newsweek. Continue reading “PROOF?s Award for the Emerging Photojournalist”