2008 Photo Contest
Contest InfoPhotographers, get snapping! We are pleased to announce our 2008 Essex Heritage Photography Contest. The deadline for submission is October 1, 2008, and all photos must have been captured between November 10, 2007 and October 1, 2008 to be eligible.
Registration now available online below by credit card, or check, or call Rachel at 978-740-0444.
Essex Heritage Explorers receive a Discount
on your Photo Safari registration...
If you aren't already an Explorer, join here first!
Events
Saturday, June 14, 2008: OLYMPUS @ NEWLY REOPENED SAUGUS IRON WORKS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE *with special guest National Geographic Photographer Jay Dickman
Friday & Saturday, August 15th & 16th: Tamron @ Parker River Wildlife Refuge, Plum Island, Newbury MA *with special guest photographer Roy Toft
Saturday, September 6, 2008: Nikon @ Custom House Maritime Museum, Newburyport MA exploration
Directions
Saturday, September 20, 2008: Canon @ Location TBA, Marblehead
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Picture yourself, surrounded by a stunning North Shore landscape with a state-of-the-art digital camera in hand. Snap! A great white egret taking flight. Snap! A Marblehead sunset. Snap! A historic moment at the Saugus Iron Works. Snap! You’ve captured an award-winning image for this year’s Essex Heritage Photo Contest.
Far fetched? Not at all if you have registered to participate in Essex Heritage’s Photo Safari program. This summer, Essex Heritage and Hunt’s Photo & Video will co-host four Photo Safaris, each taking place in an incredibly beautiful Essex National Heritage Area backdrop, each sponsored by a different major camera or lens company – Nikon, Canon, Olympus and Tamron.
The sponsoring company offers free use of their very latest digital imaging equipment for either a morning or afternoon Photo Safari session, plus hands-on tutorials by Hunt’s technical experts to help guide you through your photo shoot. Two of the events will also feature world renown photographers, Roy Toft, a passionate nature conservationist whose work has been featured in National Geographic, Smithsonian, and Audubon magazines, and Pulitzer Prize winner and National Geographic photographer, Jay Dickman.
The results have generated eye-catching entries in the annual Essex Heritage Photo Contest. In its third year, the Essex Heritage Photo Safari program is open to photo enthusiasts of all interest levels, and is designed to showcase the beauty and unique landscape of the Essex National Heritage Area. This program also highlights the mission of Essex Heritage, the nonprofit steward promoting land conservation in Essex County, and providing essential funds to preserve historic treasures. Working in partnership with the National Park Service, Essex Heritage encourages public/private partnerships and implements programs to enhance, preserve and promote the unique historic, cultural and natural resources of the Essex National Heritage Area.
For more information, Send your name and email address to ENHA Photo Safaris to be added to the notification list.