CenterCenter, formerly known as the Santa Fe Center for Photography, was founded in 1994. Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that honors, supports and provides opportunity for gifted and committed photographers. Our programs bring exposure to worthy photographic projects and series, and create fellowship among photographers and influential members of the photographic community. Project Competition The 15th annual Project Competition honors committed photographers working on long-term documentary projects and fine-art series. Three jurors reach a consensus on the First Prize and three finalists. Each individual juror also selects a project to receive one of the three Juror's Choice awards. JURORS The 2008 jury was Charlotte Cotton, Curator of Photography, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA); Chris Pichler, Publisher, Nazraeli Press and Susan Scandrett, Creative Director, Mother Jones Magazine. Old World Wisconsin Foundation2008 Photo Contest
Anyone interested in Old World Wisconsin and photography may enter. All photos must have been taken at Old World Wisconsin between 1 September, 2007 and 29 August, 2008. Divisions - We offer both an Adult Division (15 years and over) and a Youth Division (14 years and under). Categories for both Youth & Adult Divisions will include: Agriculture, Historic Structures, Nature, Pioneer Life and People. Fees & Submission - Entries fees are: Youth Division - $3 per photo and Adult Division - $5 per photo. The number of entries is limited to 10 per person. Entries may be dropped off at the Museum Gift Shop located in the museum's Visitor Center or mailed to: Old World Wisconsin Foundation Entries must be received no later than Friday, August 29, 2008. Judging & Reception - Contest judging is open to the public and will be held in the upper level of the Clausing Barn on September 2, 2008 at 1:00pm. The winners will be announced during the Opening Night Reception at Caldwell Farmers' Club Hall on Friday, September 5, 2008. The exhibit of award-winning photos will be displayed in Caldwell Hall through August 2009. Winners - Entries will be judged on impact, artistic composition, and photographic quality. All awards are given at the judge's discretion. Winners will be notified by email/phone. Best of Show will receive $350. The winning image will be published in the Old World Gazette and on the cover of the 2009 Contest Entry Form. Second Place will receive $200. First & Second Place Category Winners - First place winners in each category will receive a ribbon and $30. Second place winners in each category will receive a ribbon a $20.
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PHOTO WALKJoin Scott Kelby and his friends around the world for the first ever "Worldwide Photo Walk." This is a social event for digital photographers. We are coming together to take pictures along a specific route, enjoy the day, meet other photographers, and try to win the grand prize worth up to $5,000. Starting point is the Calatrava, moving north toward McKinley Marina and meet at Alterra coffe shop. Start at 10am and end at Alterra at 12 noon. Digital only. NAPP is organizing this event and you can register for free! Limited to 50 people. Register here... Details at registration, questions can be emailed to Coree Coppinger at coreeccc@mac.com
The Center for Fine Art PhotographyOur Environment, the Good, Bad and the Ugly, has as its theme the footprint of human expansion and development on our earth. Both competitions are open to all mediums, techniques, and levels of experience. Entries for Our Environment, the Good, Bad and the Ugly, are due August 18, 2008.
Gallery SaintongeGallery Saintonge invites emerging to established, North American photographers and artists working with any form of photographic media to submit work for review. About Gallery Saintonge: In 2002, Neil and Jeanne Chaput de Saintonge opened Gallery Saintonge. Having started Rocky Mountain School of Photography in 1988, a professional and technical photography school located in Missoula, Montana, the gallery was a natural extension of their beloved medium. Exhibiting contemporary, as well as historical and traditional work, Gallery Saintonge is dedicated exclusively to photography and photographic media. Eligibility: Gallery Saintonge invites emerging to established, North American photographers and artists working with any form of photographic media to submit work for review. Submission Guidelines: Each photographer may submit up to 6 images of original artworks. All photographic mediums are welcome. The maximum size for work submitted is 32 x 40 inches. Each artwork must be created within the last 10 years (work dated before 1998 will not be considered). Submission Deadline: September 10, 2008 Exhibition Dates: December 5, 2008 - January 10, 2009
Nueva LuzWe are constantly looking for new photography to be published in Nueva Luz. The work featured in Nueva Luz reaches a broad community of curators, collectors, photographers and art enthusiasts throughout the U.S. Published artists receive a $250 honorarium, an En Foco membership, complimentary issues of the issue in which they are featured and a Photographer's Page on enfoco.org. Send a portfolio of 20 images for consideration. We strongly encourage submissions to show a definite and resolved grouping of images. Images must be RC prints, ink jet prints, slides or hi-res digital files on a mac formatted CD. Please do not email us images. Include a bio/resume noting your heritage and U.S. citizenship status, an artist statement and a checklist of the images submitted (include full title, series, year, medium and size). We publish contemporary fine art and documentary photographers of diverse cultures, primarily U.S. residents of Latino, African and Asian heritage, and Native Peoples of the Americas and the Pacific. It is important for your submission to show a cohesive direction. The images should be of the same series and work well together. We are a small staff working far in advance, so please be patient. We look forward to seeing your work!
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