The objective is to explore work life in the UK’s towns and cities during any single hour of a 24 hour day. There will be 24 prizes, one awarded for each hour and from these will be chosen the Urban Photographer of the Year and two runners up.
The competition is open to all photographers, both professional and amateur, of 16 years and over who live in the UK. The Urban Photographer of the Year will be the person who, in the eyes of the judges, captures iconic observation on the theme ‘CITIES AT WORK’.
You can choose to photograph any UK town or city at work at any hour. For example a photograph could capture Oxford at work at 10am, Liverpool at work at 2am, Bristol at work at 9pm and so on. You can enter up to 24 separate photographs but only one for each hour. Please ensure you read the Rules.
There are three rounds to the competition.
ROUND ONE – THE SHORT LIST
We will shortlist each of the hours down to a maximum of ten finalists. If you make this cut you will automatically qualify for the competition ‘goody bag’. The ‘goody bag’ will contain offers for discounts and other benefits from our sponsors and other photographic industry brands. These offers will amount to a significant discount in your future purchases and photographic development. Contents of the ‘goody bag’ will be released in January 2008 to shortlist winners who will be sent a password for the site link.
ROUND TWO – THE 24 HOUR PRIZES
We have divided the day into its 24 hours and invited sponsors to offer a prize for each individual hour. You can enter as many photographs as you like but only one image per hour per person.
The overall winner for each hour will be awarded the sponsored prize featured. We would like to thank all competition sponsors for their support. Please click here to access the 24:00 Prize Page.
ROUND THREE– THE URBAN PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2007
CB Richard Ellis is delighted to offer three significant prizes in recognition of our three finalists. Evaluated by our distinguished panel of judges, there will be one winner and two runners up. We plan to award these prizes and exhibit some of the best images at an Awards Evening at the Tate Gallery in Liverpool in early 2008. Details will be released on this site January 2008.
Similar contests (may already be finished!):
- The 2009 CBRE Urban Photographer of the Year Award
- International Photographer of the Year Competition
- Qatar Photo Competition
- Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008
- International Garden Photographer of the Year 2009 Competition
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