Batelco launches ‘Bahrain Eye’ photography contest
MANAMA, November 12, 2015
Batelco, in line with its commitment to youth and the arts, has launched its third photographic competition following the popularity of last year’s event.
The registration for 'Bahrain Eye,' which will give participants the chance to develop their skills and win a range of prizes began on November 8, said a statement.
Those interested should visit the contest website to register and view all information including related terms and conditions, it said.
Bahrain Eye, organised by Batelco’s Youth Marketing Team, features four categories and is open to everyone who is interested in photography.
The participants can compete with up to two photos in any or all of the following categories - Places in Bahrain; People in Bahrain; Nature and Wildlife in Bahrain; Bahrain National Day; and Communication.
The photos can be colour or black and white with a minimum resolution of 2,500 pixels and participants may submit up to two photos in each category, said the statement.
The entries can be submitted through the website up until December 9.
The winning photos will enter a display gallery that will take place at Seef Mall from December 24 to 31.
As part of the contest, a number of free workshops and photo walks will take place as a benefit for those who are interested in learning about the basic skills of photography or improving on their skills, under the guidance of expert photographers in the field.
The workshop titles are Lighting, Fashion and Makeup Photo Shoot, Beauty Photography and Landscape.
The information about the series of available workshops and photo walks is available online, said the statement.
As spaces are limited, entry is not guaranteed; applicants will receive confirmation if their application is successful, it said.
Batelco has invited everyone to take part in the Bahrain Eye Photography Contest, and learn from the professionals in the field with the chance to win prizes and have their work featured at the exhibition, it added. - TradeArabia News Service
