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Chris Houldsworth, 2019 Harry Page Competition winner
The 8th Harry Page Photography Competition is now open for entries. The competition was established in 2013 in memory of Harry Page, a passionate photographer and a keen C20 member.
The competition is open to C20 members and this year for the first time also to non-members. This closing date for entries is 31st December 2020.
What we’re looking for:
Architectural colour or black and white photographs of a particular building or building detail, whose construction was completed from 1914 onwards. We welcome entries from talented and enthusiastic amateur photographers.
Last year the award was won by Chris Houldsworth with images of two London landmarks: the National Theatre (Denys Lasdun, 1969-77) captured in ‘Interior’ and the King’s Cross Tunnel (Allies and Morrison, 2014) in ‘King’s Cross, St Pancras’.
The Prize:
In addition to the Harry Page competition trophy (entrusted to the winner for a year), the winner will receive:
Martin Gardner, 2018 Harry Page Competition winner
How to Enter:
1. Upload your photos to your Instagram and/or Twitter profile including #HarryPage20 and tagging @C20Society
NB: Don’t worry if you don’t have a social media account, the formal means of entry is (2) below and entrants without social media will not be penalised
2. To formally enter you must also send your photos with their captions to c20harrypagephoto@gmail.com, and be sure to include:
3. The maximum size for each photo is 4MB
4. The maximum number of photo entries is 2 per entrant
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Angus Hamilton, 2017 Harry Page Competition winner
Competition Rules:
This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Instagram.
Each entrant and participant agrees to a complete release of Instagram when entering the competition.
Good luck!
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Do the photographs have to be UK or can they be anywhere in the world?
Hi Pamela,
Photos can be of anywhere in the world.
Good luck!
I’m a at a halfway house between professional and amateur (I sell photos but by no means make a living from it!) – is it ok to enter or is it strictly for “amateur” photographers?