The 2008 calendar competition is now closed. Good luck to all shortlisted entrants!
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Shortlisted entrants from the Gallery, and from postal submissions, have been contacted. Are you one of them?
Shortlisted entrants are listed by name on the forum.
The 2008 Gardening Calendar Competition
The winning photographs will appear on a Gardening Calendar for 2008. Copies will be distributed with
Gardens Monthly magazine at the end of this year and the shortlisted who have sent in profiles about themselves will be published in member profiles on site and possibly appear in a future issue of Gardens Monthly.
The standard has been high and there's been some excellent images, which stand out for their subject matter, composition, angle taken, technical skill and colour. The shortlisted photos do, of course, also reflect the four seasons particularly well:
Spring (March, April, May)
Summer (June, July, August)
Autumn (September, October, November)
Winter (December, January, February)
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Help for gallery users with resizing images
Read
Editing Basics: Resize your pictures by Jonathan Ryan on our sister website ThinkCamera.
Remember to consult the Gallery User Guide for help with uploading pictures.
Submit your garden makeovers
I'm always on the lookout for garden makeovers such as
Brave new bungalow and
Charlton Athletic , with 'before' and 'after' shots, to put on the site in
Projects.
So, please email me with your digital images and text. Many of your makeovers are also published in Gardens Monthly magazine. If your makeover appears in the magazine, you'll win a great gardening prize – currently a set of Expert gardening books written by Dr Hessayon worth £149!
You can also send your makeover stories and photographs by post to:
Sarah Brocklehurst
Magicalia Publishing Ltd
Berwick House
8-10 Knoll Rise
Orpington
Kent, BR6 OEL
ThinkCamera photography competition
If you enjoy photography in general and believe you have what it takes to win a major photography competition, then see our sister website ThinkCamera and the
Photographer of the Year 2007 competition.
Plus, you'll find plenty on the site from editor Jonathan Ryan and photography buffs to inspire you.
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