Attention, pro bono photographers!
Our friends at PhotoPhilanthropy are hosting the 2010 Activist Awards to promote photography as a tool “to inspire hope and understanding and to connect people around the world.” Here’s the promotion from their Web site:
“The PhotoPhilanthropy Activist Award identifies outstanding work done by photographers in collaboration with non-profit organizations worldwide and awards prizes ranging from $1,000-$15,000. In our first year, over 200 photographers from 63 different countries submitted work.
This year, PhotoPhilanthropy will be honoring professional, amateur, and student photographers, and a new category for community-based organizations. Each photographer whose work is accepted receives a page on our website and exposure to a growing audience of concerned and committed global citizens.”
This is a great opportunity for our pro bono photographers to showcase their work, bring a little extra attention to our beloved nonprofit organizations, and maybe win some cash along the way. Click to enter your submission at the PhotoPhilanthropy Web site.
Don’t have an entry for this year’s contest? Sign up to join Taproot’s community of pro bono photographers and get your photo essay ready for 2011 by work with nonprofits!
