Dear Colleagues, Attention Developing Countries Photographers

 

Photoshare is proud to present the 2007 Photoshare Development
Photography Award. Awarded exclusively to a photographer from a
developing country/emerging economy, as a part of Photoshare's effort to
promote photography as a tool for communicating health and development
issues.

http://www.photoshare.org/07award.php

 

Enter now for a chance to win the 2007 Photoshare Development
Photography Award!

The winner of this award will receive a brand new Canon Digital Camera. 

 

Photoshare is currently seeking applicants from developing countries who
are:

*             involved in public health and development programs; 

*             interested in using photography to document issues facing
their communities; 

*             in need of a first-time or improved digital camera. 

 

Developing country photographers, both amateur and trained, are
encouraged to apply by May 18, 2007.

 

Download the Award Application:
http://www.photoshare.org/award/07awardform.doc

for further instructions (also attached).

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David Alexander, Photoshare

The INFO Project

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

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