WMO launches its annual photography competition for the WMO 2022 Calendar
COVID-19 pandemic is causing unprecedented upheaval and changing our lives forever. But it also provides an opportunity to reflect on how we can do more to protect the environment and the planet and to grow back better after the economic downturn.
Many people have commented that they were more aware and appreciative of the beauty of our natural surroundings during the lockdown.
WMO are therefore really looking forward to high-quality and artistic photographs, and especially those which illustrate the theme of World Meteorological Day 2022 , “Early Warning and Early Action. Hydrometeorological and Climate Information for Disaster Risk Reduction."
Since it was launched in 2014, the WMO calendar competition has gained in stature and recognition. The United Nations regularly features your photos. Some National Meteorological and Hydrological Services also run their own photo contests and feed these entries to WMO. We look forward to your entries..
Guidelines
All photos must be a minimum size of 4000x3000 pixels.
All photos must be submitted in JPEG or TIFF format (with little compression to preserve image quality.
All photos must be in landscape (horizontal) format.
Black and white photographs as well as coloured photographs will be accepted.
All photos must be clearly captioned, including a title, a location and the date of the photograph.
The deadline for entry is 15 September 2021.
Many people have commented that they were more aware and appreciative of the beauty of our natural surroundings during the lockdown.
The winning photographs will be chosen based on a combination of social media votes, geographic balance and technical artistic merit judged by our WMO jury (which consists of communications experts, photographers and meteorologists). The jury will make the final decision on the 13 photos for inclusion in the calendar (one for the cover and one for each month). We hope to get photos from every region of the world.
Winning entries will feature in the WMO 2022 online calendar. They will be showcased on the WMO website and social media platforms and feature prominently in our World Meteorological Day 2022 celebrations.
As always, there will be lots of recognition but no financial reward, as per the submission guidelines.
Guidelines
All photos must be a minimum size of 4000x3000 pixels.
All photos must be submitted in JPEG or TIFF format (with little compression to preserve image quality.
All photos must be in landscape (horizontal) format.
Black and white photographs as well as coloured photographs will be accepted.
All photos must be clearly captioned, including a title, a location and the date of the photograph.
The deadline for entry is 15 September 2021.
No cash prize will be offered to winners of the photo contest.
Entrants must also complete our designated Entry Form, with all fields accurately completed in full.
An individual entrant may submit up to three separate entries in total. Subsequent entries will not be deemed valid.
The deadline for entry is 15 September 2021.
The Contest is open to all individuals and groups, regardless of age or location. Employees of the WMO Secretariat are prohibited from Contest entry.
Entrants under 18 years of age may participate with the permission of their parents or legal guardians. If the photo of an entrant under 18 years of age is chosen, and written parental or guardian permission cannot be provided, the WMO has the right to reject the entry.
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