Entries are open from 1January until 30 June 2010 - please don't miss out on your chance to be part of the exhibition which will travel to conferences and events internationally.
Aus$20,000 in prize money on offer!
Overall winner: $10,000
Category prizes:
- Black and White: $3,000
- Equipment and Machinery: $2,000
- People and Culture: $2,000
- Landscape and General Setting: $2,000
- People's Choice: $1,000
Each year, amateur photographers from around the globe, select 3 of their top photographs, that best reflect a celebration of the mining industry, for submission to the Snowden Photography Competition. For the past 5 years, the competition has grown to a record over 1,000 submissions received last year. 2010 promises to follow this trend with increased interest from not only the photographers, but from the media and industry publications too - don't miss out on your chance to be part of this increasingly popular event.
Once again we are priviledged to have world renowned landscape photographer, Richard Woldendorp, lead the judging panel, together with representatives from Snowden's team.
The Snowden photo competition is a great opportunity to capture the diversity and beauty that is part of our fabulous industry and to join us in "Celebrating the Mining Industry".
To enter the photo competition, please click here.
For further information, feedback and frequently asked questions on the competition, please use the links below:
Please download your copy of the latest Snowden photography exhibition screensaver by clicking here.
Celebrating the Mining Industry in 2009
The mining and resources sector was certainly not immune to the effects of the global economic downturn in 2009, clearly though, there was still much to celebrate, as depicted in the over 1000 photographs submitted in the 2009 Snowden photography competition.
The final selection of photographs will be displayed by Snowden at exhibitions, conferences and events internationally during 2010.
Source : http://www.snowdengroup.com/SnowdenContent.asp?CID=21&BID=421
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