
The 18th Annual National Juried Photography Show, presented by the Louisville Art Association, Louisville, Colorado will be held at the Louisville Center for the Arts from Saturday, June 27th to Sunday, July 5th, 2009.
Prizes total $3000: $1000 for Best of Show, $100 each for the Judge’s Award and People’s Choice, Merit Awards (8) $50 each, $100 each for first place in each category, and $75 for 2nd place in each category.
Categories for Entries
- CP – Color: People and Animals
- CL – Color: Landscapes and Architecture
- CF – Color: Floral and Abstract
- BP – Black & White: People and Animals
- BL – Black & White: Landscapes and Architecture
- BF – Black & White: Still Life, Floral and Abstract
- D – Digital Creative or Heavy Interpretive Manipulations
- T – Theme: This year’s theme is SELF PORTRAIT “MY VISION OF ME”
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Please download and review the prospectus for details. Online submissions and fees are being handled by CAFÉ. Please visit their website for submission details.
Official web site: www.louisvilleart.org/annual-shows/photography-show
Similar contests (may already be finished!):
- The 17th Annual National Juried Photography Show
- The 1st Annual Professional Everyman Photo Contest
- 1 Mississippi Photo Contest 2010
- Through Your Eyes Photography Contest
- 2010 National Wildlife Photo Contest
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What a CON! These competitions that require entry fees are a SCAM!
I can’t believe people are PAYING to give them unlimited use of good quality advertising materials. The prizes come to less then they would spend going the above board advertising/marketing route AND they’re getting publicity through the competition. Talk about GREEDY!!!
Don’t submit to these!
This is the same as an Actor having to pay for an audition. What the %^$!!!
Entry fees for a photo contest is not a CON. Very reputible contests require fees so they can pay the judges for their time or to pool for prize money. Its not greed, its common practice.
Most people who have competed on a semi-professional level know that many contests require remuneration.