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Competition / / The Curator
This competition will give selected participants the opportunity to add an international exhibition to their CV.
The Curator is a group show due to take place this summer with an opening reception available to the public and will also be attended by top industry creatives and personalities.
Each chosen photographer will receive a two-page spread in PDN’s July issue as well as the following:
- A $200 gift card read more …
Competition / / Sony World Photography Awards
Our first blog post of 2012 is aimed to direct your attention towards the Sony World Photography Awards brought to you by the World Photography Organisation.
The awards are recognized as the leading global photographic awards programme in existence today. Each of the six competitions are free to enter and offer a great opportunity for award winners by exposing them through a number of media avenues including international exhibitions and to read more …
Competition / / Creative Review 2012 Annual
The Creative Review Annual showcases and celebrates the outstanding work of the previous year in visual communications and is now open for entries!
Each year, a panel of industry experts chooses the work that they feel represents the best of the year for publication in a special May double issue of CR.
Will your work be good enough to make it into the infamous ‘Best in Book’ section?