Outdoor Photo Contest

Don’t forget to submit your photos to the Outdoor Photography Contest sponsored by UREC’s Outdoor Recreation Center and the Student Entertainment Board! Photo submissions will be accepted until Oct. 15 and may be submitted in one of five categories: landscape, action & adventure, wildlife & still life, cultural and fun with light. The top 5 photographs in each category will be displayed on the ORC Gnome Facebook Page (facebook.com/orcgnome), as well as the Student Entertainment Board Gallery in the CUB. The photograph with the most Facebook “likes” will win the People’s Choice Award.

For a full description of rules, judging criteria and photo submission instructions, please visit urec.wsu.edu/special-events/outdoor-photo-contest or contact Matt Wagner at matt.wagner@wsu.edu or 509.335.0104.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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