WATER: Santa Fe Workshops Photo Contest

International Deadline: October 1, 2014 (updated) - Highly regarded Santa Fe Photographic Workshops announces a worldwide call for artists for it's 25th Anniversary Photography contest.

Water. It may be the single most precious resource we have. It sustains us, surrounds us and, as photographers, fascinates and inspires us. In color or in black-and-white, using tools that range from digital and film cameras to alternative processes, to iPhones - what does WATER mean to you?

In honor of our 25th anniversary: four grand prizes and 5% of water proceeds go to the 'Artists of the World' fund for clean, safe drinking water.

ELIGIBILITY
All photographers of any level who are at least 18 years of age as of the date of image submission are eligible.

Open to all photographic imagery that can be defined as depicting "water" as interpreted by the entrant and within the parameters of the categories: Landscape, Portrait, Documentary, or Abstract. You are welcome to enter more than one category

JURY
Join and international community of photographers and share your images with distinguished judges: Celine Cousteau, CauseCentric Productions; Sarah Leen, National Geographic magazine; Elizabeth Opalenik, Photographer; Daniel Miller, Duncan Miller Gallery.

AWARDS
There are 4 grand prizes and 46 honorable mentions, with total prize value over $12,000. The 50 winning images are featured in the Santa Fe Workshops online gallery, and 5% of WATER proceeds go to the Artists of the World fund for clean, safe drinking water.

APPLY ONLINE
Visit Santa Fe Photographic Workshops for complete details and easy online entry.

About:
The Santa Fe Workshops, an inspirational resource for photographers, is a year-round educational center. Each season imagemakers of every kind travel to magical Santa Fe to engage their imaginations and rekindle their passion for photography. In the beautiful and serene setting of our campus, the senses are stimulated and creativity flourishes. The Workshops encourages participants to create work that truly bears their signature, to make images that flow from their hearts and souls as well as their eyes.