Shoot Nations - Picture Power
Shoot Nations, sponsored by Plan UK [United Kingdom], is open to all young people aged 11 - 24. Its purpose is to support young people from all religions, cultures, and countries to share their passions and frustrations through photography. Shoot Nations is a free global youth photography competition to get young people to document what matters to them, what's right and what's wrong in their world, and how to make a difference.
Top photographs will be exhibited in a global exhibition touring selected major cities (London, Berlin, Madrid, Dakar, and Delhi). All photos will be exhibited online at shootnations.org. 48 chosen photos will be collated into a "Light-Box" art piece (collage of photos) which will be presented and displayed at the United Nations headquarters in New York City on international Youth Day. Selected photos will be displayed on Plan UK's development education website.
Click here to view prizes from sponsors.
The competition has two thematic categories or "briefs". Participants may enter three photos to answer one of the following two briefs:
Brief 1:
- What upsets you?
- What could you do about it?
- Who listens to you?
Brief 2:
- Who do you look up to?
- Who rules?
- Where are they?
The deadline for application is extended to July 23 2007.
Click here to access information in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and German.
Click here for contest rules.
Click here to download an application form in PDF format.
Update, August 6 2007: Winners of the photo awards for 2007 have been announced and are accessible for viewing through the Shoot Nations website. 48 photos have been selected to be included in the Shoot Nations light-box. All entries may be viewed by clicking here.
The Shoot Nations website; and email from Shoot Nations to The Communication Initiative on August 6 2007.
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