TIRANA, Jan. 18 – Photographers of the Southeastern European countries have been invited to a picture competition “People and Culture photo competition and share your vision of the region.”
Are you passionate about photography? Do you appreciate the beauty of Southeast Europe? Then enter the Southeast Europe: People and Culture photo competition and share your vision of the region!
The competition is open to all citizens or permanent residents from the EU Member States or the Southeast European Candidate Countries (Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey) and Potential Candidates (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo).
By submitting your best photos depicting the culture, sports or everyday life of Southeast Europe, you can win great prizes, including the opportunity to see your work exhibited in two vibrant European capitals: Madrid and Brussels!
The deadline to enter was 20 January 2010.
SEE photographers invited to a competition
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