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Grab your best photos and make sure you've got your cameras out! The 1st Annual Capture Culture Photo Contest is your chance to showcase the beautiful array of diversity in our community - and win!
On Monday, April 1, The Exchange launched its first annual 'Capture Culture Community Photo Contest' designed to provide amateur, enthusiast, and professional photographers an opportunity to showcase images portraying the beautiful array of cultural diversity within our community.
2013 Capture Culture Photo Contest – The contest will be open for submissions between April 1st – May, 31st. Photographers of all skill-sets are invited to capture compelling images of multiculturalism and diversity, submitting those that best express 'hometown heritage'.
Prizes include:
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- Grand prize, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes in two categories: best single photo and best picture story.
- Winners will be profiled in Inside Gwinnett Magazine
- Winners will be part of an exhibit called, “Hometown Heritage: Face of Community”, touring various locations throughout metro-Atlanta
- Winning photos will be on display at the Around the World Visits Snellville International Festival on September, 21st and exhibited in the Snellville branch of the Gwinnett Public Library.
People's Choice Voting
A People’s Choice category will be open to public voting via the Capture Culture website. The top 3 People's Choice winners will be awarded at the 2nd Annual Around the World Visits Snellville International Festival on September, 21st at Briscoe Park in Snellville, GA.
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Contest Judges:
The contest will be judged by several of the area's seasoned professional photographers:
Arch Baker of ABPic
Trent Chau of Trent Chau Photography
Marc Turnley of Atlanta Photographers Guild
Richard Calmes of Richard Calmes Photography.
Contest partners include, Inside Gwinnett Magazine, Snellville Framing & Fine Art, and Aperturent.com.
Keisha Cameron, contest creator and Chief Exchange Officer at The Exchange said, “At The Exchange, we are passionate about community and culture, and we believe that everyone has a valuable story. Through our heritage, experiences, personalities, and talents, we impact each other’s lives and shape beautiful, thriving communities.”
