Chelmsford photo contest
This Friday, Jan. 30, is the deadline to submit up to three entries in the Town of Chelmsford's annual photography contest. There are categories for students, amateurs, and professionals, but you must be a resident of the town to enter. All photos will be displayed next week at the Community Center as part of the town's WinterFest, sponsored by the Chelmsford Cultural Council. More details and a submission form can be found on the town website. Town Hall is at 50 Billerica Road and the phone number is 978-250-5201.
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Monthly Contest
DECEMBER'S THEME ToysYou can go in many different directions here: Studio shots of interesting or antique pieces, environmental shots with interesting angles, toys as props in funny scenarios, or images that incorporate a child's joy. Just make sure that the toy is the main focus of your shot. Your photo must be taken this month.
Deadline: Midnight December 31
Read more about the December theme
2009 winners: Oct / Sep / Aug / July / June / May / Apr / Mar / Feb / Jan
2008 winners: Dec / Nov / Oct / Sept / Aug
PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE WEEK
Lee CullivanBelmont
Lee's photography has followed the path of his life: From landscapes in his beloved Maine, to images of the urban landscape when he moved to Boston, to photos of his children. And even though technical skill is important to his work, his main goal is to have fun.
Lee's essay and photos
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- Creating interesting slideshows
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The pdf file from the site is for 2009. But the contest is for Chelmsford/N. Chelmsford residents only. And they only accept unframed work, which is kind of unusual.
Here's another contest, and the submission date has been extended to Feb. 2.
http://ssac.org/wdnew/WBS_CFE09web.pdf
Contests like these let you show the real beauty (and blemishes) of your (large) prints, which are often obscurred in the low resolution jpegs. The two can be very different.
I wonder if they saw this item and finally posted the correct .pdf. The .pdf linked yesterday said the deadline was Jan. 28, 2008, and that the photos would be displayed at Winterfest in February 2008. Glad they fixed it. I'll update the residency requirement -- thanks for pointing it out.
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