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Student Photo Competition 2013

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Theme: "Pride & Prejudice"

  • Category 1 for darkroom prints
    All prints entered for category 1 must originate from ILFORD or Kentmere Black and White film and be printed by you (the competition entrant) in a darkroom on either ILFORD or Kentmere traditional black and white photographic papers (minimum print size 8 x 10 inch).
  • Category 2 for digital prints
    All prints entered for Category 2 must originate from digital capture and output to HARMAN CRYSTALJET ELITE RC inkjet paper (minimum print size A4)

Prizes:

  • 1st Prize Category1 and Category 2
    • Certificate and title of either HARMAN technology Student Photographer of the year 2013 (digital) or ILFORD PHOTO Student Photographer of the year 2013
    • Winning image, professionally printed and framed
    • £150 worth of product of own choice from www.harmanexpress.com.
  • Runners Up Category 1 and Category 2
    • Certificate and £100 worth of product of own choice from www.harmanexpress.com
  • College Prize
    • The college whose students submit the most eligible entries will receive a voucher for £250 to spend on product of their choice at www.harmanexpress.com.

There is no limit to the number of entries permitted. Students may enter prints in both categories.

Submission of prints by post.

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