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1st Annual Student Photography Show and Competition

Fri., Nov. 6 2009

Deadline for entry is Friday, Nov. 6, 2009

Description:
Looking Glass Photo is calling for submissions for its first annual Student Photography Competition and Show. The theme of the show will be "Connection."

Entry Procedure:
-Complete entry form in store and pay $15 non-refundable entrance fee
-Mail/drop off CD, entry form, and entrance fee by Friday, Nov. 6.

Eligibility:
This exhibition is open to students of all ages studying in the Bay Area. Work must be original and completed within the past two years (2008+).

Exhibition Schedule:
-Deadline for Submissions: Friday, Nov. 6
-Selected photos announced by email: Friday, Nov. 13
-Framed work must be dropped off by: Wednesday, Nov. 25

For for info, email info@lookingglassphoto.com

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