2012 Petsavers Digital Photography Competition – 'Best Buddies'

Win up to £200 in photography vouchers with the 2012 Petsavers photography competition. Closing date is Thursday 26th January 2012 Photo by finalist in the adult category for 2011, 1st place by Mandy Fielding The Petsavers photography competition has had some really creative entries in recent years, and it attracts veterinary professionals and pet owners alike. The theme for this year’s competition is ‘Best Buddies’. The judges will be looking for qualities like humour and character in the photos, as well as photographic skill. The winners of the previous years’ competitions are on the website, so take a look to see what has caught the judges’ eyes in the past to give you some ideas.Previous winners have had their images made into Petsavers cards, so who knows – you might even find Rex or Felix sending out thousands of Christmas greetings in the future. How to enter The competition has two categories: Adult (16 and over) and Junior (under 16). First prize in each category is £200 in photography vouchers, second prize is £100 in photography vouchers and third prize is £50 in photography vouchers. The closing date is Thursday 26 January 2012.Entry to the competition could not be easier; simply email your photographs to [email protected]. An application form must also be submitted; this can be emailed with your photograph or alternatively you can print and fax the form to us at 01452 726701. Getting the practice involved You can help promote the photography competition by displaying leaflets in your place of work and telling your clients about it. It is also a great way to introduce them to the vital work that Petsavers does to improve the quality of life and welfare of companion animals. If you would like more information about Petsavers or this competition, including terms and conditions, then email [email protected] or visit www.petsavers.org.uk.

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