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In our inbox this morning was an email notifying us a photographic competition - 'Focus on Your World' being run by UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) and Canon.
'Focus on Your World" will create a visual journal depicting the challenges facing Earth's rich environmental diversity.
The competition, which is the largest of its kind in the world, invites entries from people of all nationalities and ages and is open to both amateur and professional photographers.
The award winning "Focus on Your World" images will be exhibited throughout the 2005 World Exposition (25 March - 25 September), in Aichi, Japan, at the United Nations Pavilion, whose theme is 'Celebrating Diversity'.
The winning photographs will be featured in travelling exhibitions to increase awareness of the environmental issues worldwide. The "Focus on Your World" photo collection is a unique and ongoing visual record of this critical period in the history of our planet.'
Prizes range up to the Gold Prize of US$20,000 so its worth submitting an entry.
Posted by Darren in our News category on June 15, 2004