Photography Contest: Walls, Gates and Doors of Parkland Village
Parkland Village 2021 Photography Contest
Contest Information:
We will select 12 winning photographs, including the Grand Prize Winner, and two honorable mentions.
Prizes:
- Appearance in our fundraising calendar for 2022 and on blank notecard sets
- Full credits and contact information on our website, calendar, and cards
- Exhibition at Albuquerque Photographers’ Gallery in Old Town
- One calendar and one card set
Grand Prizes:
- photograph printed and framed by The Artistic Image plus 2 calendars and 2 sets of cards
- Grand Prize image will be used for 2022 announcements including artist credits
- Grand Prize image will appear on the cover of the calendar
Photos may be submitted January 31, 2021 - July 31, 2021
- Send Images, along with ALL information, to PV2021photocontest@gmail.org
- Announcement of Winners: August 15, 2021
- No limit to the number of photos that may be entered
- Entrants may have no more than 2 winning photos
Image Specifics:
- All photographic images must be taken from within the Parkland Village service area
- Large jpg image files, ideally 12 x 12 inches or 9 x 12 inches at 300dpi
- Preference is given to square and horizontal (not vertical) images
- Photos must fit the contest theme in order to be passed on to the jurors
- We need images suitable for each month of the year
The following Information must accompany EACH email submission (i.e. each image):
- Name (to appear in print):
- Photographer contact info (email, address and phone):
- If your photo is on private property, you must provide:
- Property owner name and permission:
Photographer contact information:
By submitting my images, I agree that they may be used for fund-raising efforts by Parkland Village. While the copyright remains with me, I am allowing the organization to use award winning images for the calendar and card sets. I agree to use of reprints, as well as use of the images to advertise the project and in any other advertising materials and for press purposes. I understand that cropping and image correction might be necessary for printing purposes.