Enjoy photography! At Photoxels, we cover the important news about cameras and photography. We started shooting on film, witnessed the birth of digital and championed the move to mirrorless. We scour the Internet to curate all the important info for a camera and share with you what actual users are saying about it. There’s no best camera — only the camera that’s best for you. So, armed with real info, you can make an informed decision about your purchase. We believe that photography and the cameras that make it possible are meant to be enjoyed.
OK, now we have to cover some legalese…
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Readers also often ask us for digital camera recommendations. We cannot recommend which digital camera is the best one for you because there are too many personal variables to consider. We try to cover all the best digital cameras and provide a number of independent reviews for each camera you may be interested in. When we recommend a product, it’s because we like it — you and other reviewers may have a different opinion. And that’s fine. So, do not base your purchase decision on our personal opinions or that of only one reviewer; we all have personal bias, so by all means, get a second opinion. You are the best person to decide which digital camera is best for you.
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Colors of Life 2011-12 International Photo Contest call for entries.
The fifth edition of Colors of Life International Photo Contest proudly supports Every Child matters (www.everychildmatters.org)
Colors of Life (colorsofflife.org) is a Section 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that embraces the idea that, by combining art with charitable activities, the quality of life and conditions of less-fortunate children can be improved.
Event Title: Colors of Life 2011-12 International Photo Contest
Event Description: An International Photography Competition organized by Colors of Life representing an opportunity for Photographers worldwide to submit and exhibit their work In United States and Europe.
The 30 final images will be submitted to an international jury for the selection of the Competition winners: First, second and third prize (US $ 1500,1000, 500 respectively)
In addition, a collective exhibition of the 30 final selected photographs in the Competition will be held in USA in different venues during 2012.
Entry Fee: US$ 40 (forty) to submit up to three images
Theme: “Every Child Matters”
Preferred subjects for photographs submitted are those related to the issues focused on by Every Child Matters, i.e. health care, education, poverty and violence and abuse, each as it involves children. The goal of this year’s competition is to produce a documentary-style exhibition from the 30 finalist photographs that will be utilized by Every Child Matters in exhibitions and other events to call attention to its efforts on behalf of children.
CONTEST DETAILS
Open to all photographers.
All forms of photographic medium are eligible.
Printing and framing of selected finalist images will be provided by Colors of Life with the support of its sponsors.
Call for entries: May1- June 30, 2011
Additional information and submission: http://www.colorsoflife.org
Event Contact Information: Email: info@colorsoflife.org
Event Web Page: http://www.colorsoflife.org
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