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Photography Bursary

The National Media Museum in partnership with five sponsors has announced a third programme of Annual Bursary Awards for photographic projects, following the success of the bursary schemes in 2007 and 2008. The Awards granted will again be up to a sum of £20,000 and will commence on 4 May 2009.

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Deadline extended! New prize announced! Extra prize offered!
The BJP is calling for entries to its fifth International Photography Award – a juried competition with a total prize fund worth more than £13,0000 ($25,000/€16,500).

There are TWO chances to win, because there are TWO categories – one recognising an outstanding body of work, the other an outstanding single image (you can also enter more than once).

The body of work winner will win A £5000 voucher for photographic retailer Robert White. This prize replaces the previous prize – a Leaf camera.

The single image winner will win a Sigma DP2 – a professional compact digital – and a selection of single image entries will be published by Blurb.com in a catalogue-style photobook.

The winning body of work and the single image will be given a solo show at a leading London photography gallery, printed by one of Europe’s top fine art laboratories. Both winners will also feature in British Journal of Photography.

Anyone of any country or any age can enter. We don’t dictate a theme. We just want to see your most compelling work.

Entry is £25 (or €30 or $40) for the series category, and £5 (or €6 or $8) per single image.

Deadline has been EXTENDED until 01 October 2009.

Further details here.

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http://poty2009.dcmag.co.uk/

£10K prize. Entry by end of the month..

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I'm sure you can!

So, why not enter the Royal Horticultural Society Photographic Competition 2009?

You could win £1000 and it is open to young and old alike. Here are some details from their website:

"This year we have simplified the competition creating six distinct categories for adults and two for children and young people. As always the top adult prize is £1,000 and the title of RHS Photographer of the Year, while younger photographers can battle it out for a high spec digital camera and the chance to be named RHS Young Photographer of the Year."

The closing date for entries is 30 October 2009

This competition is not in association with Moblog. We're just letting you know.

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