World Press Photo Contest
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If you haven’t seen these already, take a look at the World Press Photo winners for 2003. Some stunning (in all senses of that word) pictures.
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Posted to Photographs • 2004.02.15 (Sun) • 09:47
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Posted by orangeguru 2004.02.15, 09:57
Well, it’s too bad that their winners always show very sad aspects of human life.
cheers orangeguru
Posted by Bassett 2004.02.15, 16:10
Regarding Orangeguru comment: It’s not bad that photojournalists go to sometimes dangerous places, often without the suuport of a regular employer, to depict those often without voices and, hopefully, get pics which wake us up a bit. Saw 2002’s winners in Wellington and the three top winners in NZ’s Sunday Star Times today.
Posted by rajesh k.c. 2004.03.23, 12:14
I am freelance photojournalist in Nepal.So i also want to participate in the world press photo contest what are the rules and regulation to enter
Posted by jh 2004.03.23, 12:24
Rajesh —- I have no connection with the contest so you’d be better off asking them. The only thing I can offer are my best wishes that the fighting in Nepal finds a quick resolution.
Posted by rizu 2006.02.25, 10:32
You can download the Entry Form and Entry Rules from the internet. Here is the link for further information:
http://www.worldpressphoto.nl/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=431&Itemid=132&bandwidth=high
Best wishes!
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