Construction Photo Competition

Winner Announced

The theme of this month's competition is 'Construction' Images that give us a view of how an architectural building/object is being built.

Open to both members and non-members.

• A maximum of three images per entrant are welcome
• The work must be that of the entrant
• No entry will be eligible that has been made under the supervision of an instructor or as a class assignment
• No distinguishing marks on the images
• Images submitted must be no larger than 2000 pixels wide
• All entrants must be able to supply a high resolution image (300dpi)
• Copyright of the images remains with the photographer - The Societies recognises that the entrant, the author of the photograph, retains complete and full ownership of the copyright in each submission
• Entries can be used for publicity purposes only by The Societies and may be printed in our magazine Professional Imagemaker, also promotional purposes.
• Competition closed
• The judge's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
• By entering this competition you will also be opting in to The Societies’ Newsletter but you have the option to unsubscribe at any time
  
  Prizes
   
• Overall Winner - One year Free Membership of any of our Societies - which includes: entry to all of our membership only competitions - unrestricted access to our members' photography forum - listing on our directory - image mentoring - qualifications and distinctions through submission of images - the winner will also receive our magazine Professional Imagemaker for 12 months.
• 2nd and 3rd place - 6 months Free Membership of any of our Societies - which includes: entry to all of our membership only competitions - unrestricted access to our members' photography forum - listing on our directory - image mentoring - qualifications and distinctions through submission of images - the winner will also receive our magazine Professional Imagemaker for 6 months.
  
  No cash alternatives will be given

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No cash alternatives will be given.