Photographers urged to capture the light

The organisers of the e-Luminate Cambridge Festival are launching a photo competition for their 2014 event which opens next week (12 February). To enter, submit your shots of the festival’s light installations, projections or shows.

e-Luminate Cambridge Festival: where art meets technology.

Share your shots and win fabulous prizes!

Shortlisted images will be announced by email on Friday 21 February (every shortlisted entrant wil be invited to the Closing Ceremony) while  the winning images will be announced on 23 February, at the Closing Ceremony of the e-Luminate Cambridge Festival 2014.

All the shortlisted images (6 per category) will:

  • be printed (poster-size) and be presented at the closing ceremony on the 23rd February
  • appear on Panasonic social media feeds
  • be exhibited throughout the year in Cambridge Regional College and other participating schools (tbc)

For further details please visit www.e-luminatefestivals.co.uk

Competition Details

Competition categories and prizes

  • Schools
    • 1st prize: 2 hours personal tuition with a professional photographer (value £300)
    • 2nd prize: 1 hour Champagne Punt tour for 8 people (value £200) - provided by Scudamores
  • Independent photographers
    • 1st prize: image to be the front page of the official festival booklet next year + a long week-end in a Lexus RX450h or GS450h - provided by Lexus Cambridge - Must be over 21 years or older.
    • 2nd prize: Evening wine tasting voucher for 2 people (value £45) - provided by Cambridge Wine School
      To enter the competition, there is a minimum donation of £6 for the independent photographers, which allows a school-child to take part in the competition free-of-charge

Competition requirements

  • One image per person to be submitted by email to [email protected] by 12pm on Thursday 20 February 2014
    - jpg files /400 dpi / 5MB

Opening and closing dates

  • Open for entries: 8pm, Wednesday 12 February
  • Closing time: 12pm, Wednesdy 19 February

Image: Animotion @ the Cambridge Observatory – Courtesy of Louise Stickland Photography

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