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March Nighttime contest update

E-MAIL|LINK|COMMENTS (2) Posted by Teresa Hanafin, Boston.com Staff March 29, 2009 11:59 PM

Well, I have jury duty today, folks, but over the weekend I built two more galleries of March contest entries. So we have 4 galleries done, containing 200 of your photos in all. As of right now, there are just 72 more photos to feature, but given that you still have until midnight Tuesday to enter, we just may surpass 300 photos.

Here are the galleries I've built so far: Gallery 1 | Gallery 2 | Gallery 3 | Gallery 4

Here's more about the theme, and here's how to enter.

Once I get all the contest entries posted, I'll get back to your Wildlife shots. That's not a contest; that's just a call for photos. And dozens of you have sent in some pretty great pictures.

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2 comments so far...

I assume you mean midnight Tuesday the 31st and not tonight the 30th.

Posted by Homer-Dog March 30, 09 11:34 AM

Thanks for the catch, Homer ... I changed the text to Tuesday.

Posted by Teresa March 30, 09 01:10 PM

DO NOT HIT THE SUBMIT BUTTON MORE THAN ONCE!

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