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Photographers Invited to Submit Images for Loon Appreciation Week Poster
August 12, 2008
The LoonWatch program at the Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute is seeking entries for the 11th annual Loon Appreciation Week poster contest. The contest is open to original photography of any loon species. The winning entry will appear on more than 10,000 posters that will be distributed nationally to highlight Loon Appreciation Week, May 3-9, 2009. Full credit will be given to the photographer.
Posters will be available to the general public, schools, libraries, community centers, natural resource agencies and environmental organizations. The poster contributes to LoonWatch's mission to promote and protect Common Loons and their aquatic habitats through education, monitoring and research.The contest winner will be notified within a month of the submission deadline. In return for the use of the winning image, the photographer will receive prominent credit on the poster itself, 50 copies of the poster and a cash award in the amount of $300 USD.
Images must be submitted in digital format of 320 DPI or higher resolution with an image size of 11"x 14" or 16"x 20". Limit five submissions per person. No other forms of artwork will be accepted. Competitive entries will be unique photos unlike past posters. For more information on LoonWatch or to view past winning poster photos, visit the Web site at http://www.northland.edu/Northland/Templates/News/www.northland.edu/loonwatch.

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