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With only a few days left of the contest, pinhole photographers from across the world are counting-down for the worldwide Pinhole Photography Day on April 25, 2010, in India.
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Goa-CAP, in partnership with Zero Images, Holga, and Sténoflex, launched the Goa International Pinhole Photography Contest 2010 in order to support, promote and celebrate the art of pinhole photography in India and to honor The World Pinhole Photography Day, April 25, 2010.
The eminent Jury panel for this contest comprises of some of the internationally acclaimed pinhole and alternative photographers namely Ms. Mieko Tadokoro, Chairman of Japan Pinhole Photographic Society (JPPS), Mr. Gregg D. Kemp, Founding member Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD) and Founder of Pinhole Visions web site Mr. Byron James Bignell, founder of Pinhole Gallery, a gallery of Contemporary Pinhole Photography and Keliy Anderson-Staley, Workshop Coordinator, The Center for Alternative Photography
There are exciting prizes to be won by the contenders of the Pinhole photography contest. Zero Image Cameras will provide three Zero Image Cameras with winner’s name engraved on the camera, Holga will provide 10 pinhole cameras, (Holga 120 and Holga 135 ) to the winners and Sténoflex will provide 10 classic Le Sténopé Mini Labo Luxe cameras.
The world pinhole day, 25th April 2010 would be celebrated with a grand exhibition curating the winning and jury selected images in New Delhi. The exhibition will then travel to Mumbai and Goa. All the competition entered images would be presented in a coffee table book to be published in August 2010.
All pinhole photographers around the world are welcome to participate in this contest. Pinhole photographers can send in their entries either by the email (mail id: 25*********@***il.com) or snail mail to the Goa Center for Alternative Photography office in India. The deadline for entries is 05 April 2010.
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on April 1, 2010
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