I found this on SCAD’s Photo Department Blog (thanks to my friend Scott for showing me this blog):
The Altered Landscape
Newspace Center for Photography invites photographers to submit images depicting an “altered landscape.” From simple and subtle scenes like gardens, power lines, and billboards, to more obvious subjects like bridges, power plants, and factories, the impact of humankind is almost everywhere we turn. Entries should explore and illustrate the chosen theme in an individual and interpretive fashion. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions.
The competition is open to photographers using any type of photographic process, color or black & white, traditional or computer generated/manipulated images. There are no restrictions on the date images were created.
The entry fee is $5 per image and you may enter as many images as you like. Fill out the entry form and submit it with your images via email or physical mail with images on a CD. Entry materials will not be returned.
Images must be submitted as 72 dpi jpg files no smaller than 6 inches wide and no larger than 10 inches wide. Each jpg file must be titled with a correlating number to match the entry form and with the title of the image. The CD itself must be labeled with the photographer’s name. Sorry no slides. International entries are accepted.
The entry deadline is Friday, December 28th. Winning entries will be on display for a special exhibit in the Newspace gallery February 8th through 27th, with an opening reception Friday, February 8th 7-10pm.
See the Newspace Center for Photography website for more details.
I know I’m going to be submitting several photographs from my parks project, and I think a few from the trip to Grace last weekend.