CeMIS International Photo Competition „India at Work“ reopened.
New submisson deadline: 15 September 2020
Factory worker, software engineer, street vendor, CEO, sex worker, artist, homemaker, manager, farmer, policewoman, professor, driver. From work at home to work in the field, the factory, the office, or the street: Show us what work is! Show us workers! Show us places of work!
The CeMIS International Photo Competition 2020 calls for images that explore work in India or in the Indian Diaspora.
Organized by the Centre for Modern Indian Studies at the University of Göttingen, Germany.
Competition procedure
The panel of experts will shortlist 25 photographs for public voting. These photographs will be published on the CeMIS Facebook page and on our website.
The voting will be publicly and open for one month.
The top 10 photographs will be elected based on the number of ‘likes’ received on Facebook. These top 10 photographs will be awarded: 1st prize with 100€, 2nd and 3rd prize with 75€, 4th to 10th prize with 50€ each.
Additionally, a Jury Prize to the value of 100€ will also be awarded. This could be any of the Top 25 photos.
The winners will be informed via email. Upon notification, winners will be required to provide a Paypal account to receive their prize money.
The following sections elaborate on the Submission Guidelines and Terms and Conditions.
Please take time and read carefully through them.
Submission Guidelines
1. Each photographer is allowed to submit a maximum of 5 photographs.
2. Submission must include full name, address, date of birth, email address, institutional affiliation (if applicable) and a caption for each photograph
3. The caption has to be submitted for each photograph including date and place the photograph was taken. Background information on the scene might be taken into consideration in the selection process. (caption limit: 70 characters max.)
Please note: the photographers name and caption will be published alongside the photos. Other personal information will only be used in conducting the contest and awarding prizes. Personal information will not be available to third parties.
4. The photos must be submitted according to the following format:
- 100px on the longest side; while short side shouldn’t be less than half of the long side
- 72 dpi
- RGB
- JPEG
- Digital adjustments only if: minor cleaning work (de-dusting), levels, curves, colour, saturation or contrast work
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