The Digital Camera Photographer of the Year Competition in Full Swing
June 23, 2009
Reports say that the Digital Camera Photographer of the Year photography competition for 2009 is getting more and more thrilling with days progressing, as more entries are flowing in. The competition, which is organised by the Digital Camera Magazine that is arguably the fastest growing photography title in the UK, is open to both professionals and amateurs.
The aim of the competition, according to the conductors is to reveal the most imaginative as well as the most inspirational photographers across the world. September 30 is the last date to close the entries. The categories pertaining to the competition entries are; World in Motion, Planet Earth, Man-made, Destination Everywhere, Black & White, People & Portraits, Digital Vision, Landscapes, Fashion and This is Britain.
To take part in the competition by entering an image, the candidate is required to be a registered member of the magazine’s website, agreeing to the terms and conditions put forth by the website at the entry. For the promotion of the competition event, Digital Camera is working in association with Sky Arts, Telegraph Media Group and the Royal Photographic Society.
A prize of GBP10,000 will be awarded to the competition’s most memorable, as well as outstanding picture entered. He will also receive the title of the Digital Camera Photographer of the Year 2009. The category winners from the ten categories will receive as follows; GBP 500 beside one year’s subscription to Digital Camera magazine for free waits the person coming first, the second prize is GBP250 and an year’s magazine subscription, and the third price is all about GBP 100 plus the magazine subscription.
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The persons coming first in the categories will also be awarded the free membership to the Royal Photographic Society for an year.
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