The Focus Project – An International Photography Competition

The Focus Project – An International Photography Competition

by | Dec 16, 2010 | ALL, Art Events, Media, Open Call for Art | 1 comment

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Calling all photographers around the world! How would you like to receive $5,000 cash, your own exhibition in NYC, and a world wide acclaim? 

 

The Focus Project is inviting you to share your most powerful images that convey, represent or capture the essence of love.  It is the deepest emotion we know and welcome you to submit your best work for a chance at world-wide exposure with a New York City red-carpet reception and online features published by JPG Magazine and Artists Wanted.

 

Deadline to Enter is Wednesday December 22, 2010 11:59pm EST

 

Price for entry is $15 per image, you can submit 6 or more images for a flat rate of $79 (maximum of 12 images). 

 

Prizes: Grand Prize, Highest Rated Portfolio by the public, Top 25 runners-up!

 

The Focus Project is a yearly archive of the world's most compelling photographs capturing what is most important in our lives. Over the course of the next year, we are building exclusive online photo archives based around themes that matter most in our lives. Because you take amazing photos, you are invited you to share your best images with us and the world. Everyone who participates will be given the tools to gain international attention for your work. Throughout the course of the Focus Project, several selected photographers will be granted world-wide acclaim, a red-carpet New York City reception and enough cash to fund your passion: taking photos.

We love photography. It's time to focus on what matters most in our lives.

 

The Focus Project is proudly supported by {Artists Wanted}, Snapfish, JPG, see.me.

 

For more information, visit Focusproject2010.com/

 

-Jennifer

The OC Art Blog was created in 2004 as a way to build community and promote the marginalized but dynamic Orange County art scene.

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