The 2019 Photo Review International Photography Competition

The 2019 Photo Review International Photography Competition

This Deadline Expired: Friday, May 31, 2019

NOT-SO-FINE PRINT

An entry fee of $35 for up to three prints or images and $8 for each additional image entitles all entrants to a copy of the full-color catalogue. In addition, all entrants will be able to subscribe to The Photo Review for $36, a 20% discount. (Higher rates apply for non-US subscribers.)

PRIZES & AWARDS

Prizes include:
A $500 purchase prize from Haverford College
A $500 prize from Blue Flower
a Wacom Intuos tablet
a Lambert 12L camera bag from Cecilia
a 20″x24″ silver gelatin fiber print from Digital Silver Imaging
camera bags from ThinkTank Photo and Mission Workshop
“The Complete Photographer’s Set” from Tog Tees
several Kodak Printomatic Instant Print Cameras
a $200 gift certificate from Shades of Paper, a leading supplier of inkjet photo paper

Awards include:
Prizewinners exhibited at the University of the Arts Photography Gallery, Philadelphia
Accepted entries reproduced in The Photo Review journal and on our website
Editor’s Selections exhibited in several Photo Review web galleries

Find out more here: http://www.photoreview.org/wordpressindex/2019-competition/
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Laurie Beck Peterson
Laurie Beck Peterson
Teresa Shields
Teresa Shields
Her acrylic paintings are included in museum and corporate collections such as the Biggs Museum of American Art, Fox Rothschild, and Brandywine Realty Company.
Barbara Straussberg
Barbara Straussberg

Her acrylic paintings are included in museum and corporate collections such as the Biggs Museum of American Art, Fox Rothschild,…

Her acrylic paintings are included in museum and corporate collections such as the Biggs Museum of American Art, Fox Rothschild, and Brandywine Realty Company.…

Her acrylic paintings are included in museum and corporate collections such as the Biggs Museum of American Art, Fox Rothschild, and Brandywine Realty Company.…

As a native of Israel, Dganit grew up in a Kibbutz. She moved with her husband to the US in 1992. After years of creating art as a self-taught artist, she became a full time student at UNC Chapel Hill. Moving to Philadelphia, she earned her BFA with honors from the University of The Arts, and MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Art. Currently, she is working in her studio at the Crane Old School in Philadelphia. In her work she is pulling from her reservoir of life experiences, memories, intuitive processes, and curiosity to construct a “place”, an environment – a landscape. Within it, she aims to present an idea composed of multiple layers, which focuses not only on the physical “being” of land, but also on land as a source of emotional and psychological mood.
Dganit Zauberman
Dganit Zauberman

As a native of Israel, Dganit grew up in a Kibbutz. She moved with her husband to the US in 1992. After years of creating…

As a native of Israel, Dganit grew up in a Kibbutz. She moved with her husband to the US in 1992. After years of creating art as a self-taught artist, she became a full time student at UNC Chapel Hill.…

As a native of Israel, Dganit grew up in a Kibbutz. She moved with her husband to the US in 1992. After years of creating art as a self-taught artist, she became a full time student at UNC Chapel Hill. Moving to Philadelphia,…

Peter Quarracino
Peter Quarracino
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