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Win a trip to Rainforest Rescue in Indonesia or Sri Lanka Worth $6,500.00 as well as awesome weekly prizes. Put your Photography skills to worthy use telling a story from behind the lens.
Theme:Your Changing World
The human impact on environmental sustainability and the impact of the environment on how we live as human beings is the basis of this competition. The interaction of man vs nature can bring forth beauty or destruction. Your interpretation is valued and could include, but is not limited to: social, economic, natural world, micro world and industry that shows this constant change in this world we live in. Photos may be taken from within Australia, or overseas, and particular value is given to works which can demonstrate uniquely this aspect of human's interaction with the natural world.
Three Steps to Success:
1. Pre-register above for your free voucher and we will email you at the beginning of the competition with full details so you can start submitting your
shots on the 23rd of August 2010.
2. Get shooting – See below for details
3. Submit your photos below from the 23rd of August 2010.
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Terms and Conditions
Eligibility
1. Entries will be considered from still photo-based digital and analogue based media. Analogue based media must be digitized and sent under the same criteria as digitized media.
2. Works must have been produced in the 2 years prior to the end closing date of the competition.
3. Entrants must be over 18 years of age as of 22nd October 2010.
Entry Details
1. Photo size and format – Uploading of entries must be in jpeg format. They must have a minimum length of 1500pixels on one side and be no larger than 3mb in size.
2. Images entered must be uploaded via the online entry form.
3. 3 entries are permitted per person.
Dates and Judging
1. Grand Prize - Submissions will be accepted from August 23rd 2010 via the www.camerapro.net.au website. Submissions close 5pm October 22nd 2010 for the grand prize.
Weekly Prizes – A winner will be selected from the overall submissions made each week starting from Monday 23rd August 2010. Photo’s submitted between each Monday and Sunday of the competitions duration will be judged by the CameraPro team, and the winner/winners will be announced the following Wednesday via facebook and have their prize sent out.
2. All entrants must consent to CameraPro Pty Ltd reproducing the submitted work in publicity and promotions. This includes using images on our website, magazine articles, social media sites and media releases.
3. Winners of all prizes will be contacted by phone and email. If a winner is not able to be contacted within 3 days, the runner will be contacted and awarded the prize.
4. Judges appointed by CameraPro will choose the winners. CameraPro’s decision on all competition matters will be final and no correspondence regarding competition judging or organisation will be entered into.
5. All images and, if called for, other materials are sent at the photographer’s own risk, although all care will be taken by the CameraPro. The entrant releases CameraPro from liability for any damage to, or loss of, submitted material.
Criteria
1. Your Changing World – The human impact on environmental sustainability and the impact of the environment on how we live as human beings is the basis of this competition. The constant struggle of man vs nature can bring forth beauty or destruction. Your interpretation is valued and could include, but not limited to, social, economic, natural world, cityscape, micro world and industry that shows this ever changing tension in the world we live in.
2. If cruel or unethical practices are suspected by any of the judges, the entry will be disqualified.
3. Manipulation: The competition allows only basic adjustments to be applied to the entire image; helping to ensure that the winning image is selected based on photographic merit rather than computer skills. The faithful representation of a natural form, behavior or phenomenon must be maintained. Sandwich shots, double exposures, photographs, which consist in any way more than one separate image, is not eligible for the competition. Images may be cropped before submission, and limited digital manipulation such as 'cleaning', sharpening, adjusting levels, burning, dodging, curves, color and contrast is permissible where applied to the image as a whole. However, entries that have other wise been significantly enhanced or altered in whole or in part using programs such as Adobe Photoshop will not be admissible.
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