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Love Liverpool – in pictures

Looking for something to do this spring break?

Are you aged 11-17 years old and passionate about our city or inspired by the people in your local community? Here’s your chance to show what makes our wonderful city great by snapping and entering the ‘I love my Liverpool’ photography competition and you could be in with a chance to win a Nikon D3200 SLR camera. T

The competition is organised by the Liverpool Chinatown Photographic Society and sponsored by Merseyside Police, Museum of Liverpool and the business community of Liverpool Chinatown.

With spring just round the corner, it’s the perfect time to get creative and take a fresh viewpoint of our beautiful city, the spectacular skyline, heritage and new architectural buildings, River Mersey, ferries, football clubs, cathedrals, bustling street life, local parks and of course, a community full of vibrant and charismatic friends, families or neighbours.

You don’t need any photographic experience or expensive equipment; just a passion for our city and you can use a mobile phone, tablet, digital compact or digital SLR camera.

Wing Wong, Chair of Liverpool Chinatown Photographic Society said: “Our photographic society is committed to engage with local communities to share creative ideas and improve photographic skills. By encouraging young people to identify with their environment through photography will no doubt demonstrate new and exciting fresh viewpoints of their city and community.”

Superintendent Rowley Moore said: “This is an excellent opportunity for young people in Liverpool to showcase their surroundings through the medium of photography. Camera shots allow a young person to convey real feeling through what they see and experience and Merseyside Police is pleased to be associated with this competition”

Entries submitted will be judged by an independent panel. First prizewinner will receive a Nikon D3200 SLR camera and runners up will receive £75, £50 and £25 worth of vouchers. Short listed entries and winners will be invited to attend a prize-giving event to be held at the Museum of Liverpool on Wednesday, 15 May 2013.

Closing date for entries: 15 April 2013

How to take part:
Download an electronic entry form from www.liverpoolchinatown.co.uk/photographicsociety.html
The competition brief and full terms and conditions is available by visiting www.liverpoolcps.org

Terms and conditions

  •  You must be aged 11-17 years old, and living in Liverpool.
  •  Photos can be taken with any imaging device such as phone camera, tablet, compact or digital SLR camera.
  •  Photos must be taken during the spring term and spring break 2013.
  •  Entries are limited to two images per person.
  •  Photos must be a minimum of 3mb, but not exceed 6mb.
  •  All entries must be accompanied by an entry form and submitted by e-mail to info@liverpoolcps.orgby 15 April 2013.
  •  Winners agree to participate in any publicity.
  •  Prizes are not transferable nor can they be exchanged for any other goods.
  •  The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
  •  Full terms and conditions available via www.liverpoolcps.org
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