Outdoor photography contest

By Communications staff, Washington State University
PULLMAN – Show the Palouse your photography skills by submitting your best work to the Campus Involvement and University Recreation Outdoor Photography Contest.
 
This contest is designed for non-professional photographers with categories in landscape, action adventure, wildlife, still life, cultural, and digitally altered photographs.
 
Contestants are limited to four entries and will be judged on presentation and appropriateness of category, technical skill, and visual framing of the subject. Entries will be on display at the SRC March 20 through April 23 and a calendar will be designed using the top 12 photos.
 
Entries will be accepted February 4 through March 20 and there is no cost to enter. For more information please visit photocontest.wsu.edu or call 335-UREC.

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