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Win $10,000 in the 2010 National Geographic Photo Contest
National Geographic has launched their 2010 Photography Contest, giving one lucky shutterbug the chance to take home a prize that includes $10,000 in cash and a trip to Washington DC to attend the annual National Geographic Photography Seminar in January, 2011. But that's not all, as the winning photograph will also be published in an upcoming issue of National Geographic magazine, which is a dream come true for many amateur and professional photographers. Entries are being accepted in the categories of People, Places, and Nature, and all submissions must be in a digital format and uploaded from the contest's homepage. You can enter as many photos as you would like, but there is an entry fee of $15 per image. The contest ends on November 30, 2010, so get to work on sorting through those photos.
In a few weeks time, the best submissions to date will begin to appear in web galleries online, and we'll all be allowed to browse them and vote for our favorites. Some of the best entries will also be made into wallpapers that can be used as desktop backgrounds and some will be converted into online jigsaw puzzles as well.
For an idea of what you're up against in this contest, check out a gallery of the best entries from last year by clicking here and then see who the overall winners were by clicking here. After perusing those galleries, I can see I have my work cut out for me.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
THE Doo Sep 25th 2010 4:19PM
What the heck does your question have to do with the subject of this post?
eileen kent May 14th 2011 8:30AM
Hi, I entered the 2010 photo contest with a picture of my nephew and his daughter enjoining a Cyprus sunset. I didn't get a confirmation saying you got it.
Now I'm not sure whether I entered your $10,000 nature contest or another one for $2500. Are there two? This is my first entry ever so I'm sorry for being a bit confused.
Thanks for any information you may give. My concern is it asked for a voucher for anyone in the photo who is underage. my nephew's daughter is 12 years old...So I'm thinking he needs to sign this voucher and I'm going to see him this weekend.
Thanks for any clarification...Sincerely, Eileen Kent