CALLING ANYONE WITH A CAMERA! ST THOMAS’ CHURCH INVITES YOU TO SUBMIT A PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE 2014 WEDNESFIELD CALENDAR.
Following the incredible success of both the 2012 and 2013 Wednesfield Calendars, St Thomas’ Church has been running a photography competition to generate the pictures for the 2014 calendar – and there is still time to enter!
Are you an enthusiastic amateur who could produce a photograph that shows Wednesfield at its best, an image that people will want to look at for a month? Are you a budding professional who has a brilliant shot of Wednesfield in the sunshine, in the snow, at Christmas or on market day? Are you the established photographer whose images celebrate one of the town’s best known parts or reveal one of its forgotten corners?
All entries must be received before the closing date of 31 JULY
Judging will talk place shortly afterwards by our own Steph Clarke, award-winning co-founder of wv11.co.uk, Steve Elliot, professional photographer and the Rev’d Nick Watson, Team Rector at St Thomas’ Church, Wednesfield. We’ll only be considering images that have been taken in and around Wednesfield that don’t include people … we’re looking for great shots of the town, not its gorgeous people!
Talking about the competition, the Reverend Nick Watson said, “We had a great time sorting through the entries last year and are really hoping that this year’s images live up to the high standard set by the 2013 calendar.”
Images can be submitted electronically in jpeg format (no smaller than 300dpi, no larger than 5mb) to info@wv11.co.uk or in hard copy to St Thomas’ Church, Wednesfield. Please make sure emails include the words ‘Calendar Competition’ in the subject line, envelopes are marked ‘Calendar Competition’ and that each image is clearly labeled with your name, contact details and a description of where it was taken. For full terms and conditions of entry, please email wednesfieldteam@gmail.com or pop into the church on a Wednesday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday morning.
All proceeds from the sale of the calendars will go towards the St Thomas’ Church and Centre appeal.