Calling Local Amateur and Professional Photographers of All Ages
ENTER THE ARTPORT  PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
• DEADLINE 18th September •

Calling all amateur  and  professional BS20 photographers! We invite you to submit your original images of  either North Somerset or Wildlife. So delve into your archives, or pick up your camera or phone  and enter the ARTPORT24 photography competition.

It’s easy to enter, and we welcome and encourage photographers of all ages.
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​Certificates and prizes will be awarded by our experienced judges.
Have a look around this page for some fantastic inspiration on how to interpret our competition theme from the photographs of our fantastic judges Dave White and Alan Harrison.
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SPONSORS & PRIZES
A HUGE ArtPort thank you to our sponsors and prize givers this year.

Enter the ArtPort Photography Exhibition and Competition

Images courtesy of: Alan Harrison and Dave White
WHY SHOULD I TAKE PART IN THE ARTPORT 2024 PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION?

SEE YOUR WORK IN A REAL EXHIBITION
All competition entries will be professionally printed for you and exhibited in The Folk Hall as part of the ArtPort24 festival.

SEE YOUR WORK SHARED ON THE FESTIVAL WEBSITE
As well as seeing your work exhibited at the festival, we’ll also share the winners and our favourites on our website and social media.

GET RECOGNITION OF YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS
​Certificates and prizes will be awarded by our experienced judges.
WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW?

KEY DATES
- Submissions open Monday 19th August 2024
- Submissions close at 5pm on Wednesday 18th September, 2024.
- ArtPort Photography Exhibition runs Saturday 28th - Sunday 29th September, 2024

ENTRY FEE
There is a small entry fee of £2.50 per photo, or 3 entries for £6.00 offer, towards the costs of printing the photos for display in Folk Hall. After the competition closes you are welcome to keep your prints.

HOW TO PAY
You can pay online by PayPal, or by going in to Nortech Computers, on Portishead High Street. There are different entry forms and instructions for each.

THE THEME
To enter, all you have to do is take one or more photographs that fit with the theme (A) )  BS20;  or (B) wildlife – Go Wild! 
We want to see your creativity and imagination at work - so surprise us with your unique interpretation of our theme
Remember - your photos must be taken within BS20.
WHAT TO DO
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1. ENTRY FORM
Download and complete the correct entry form (according to how you want to pay). You’ll find the entry forms further down the page.
If you want to pay by PayPal, use the PAYPAL form; if you want to pay by going in to NorTech, please PRINT OFF AND COMPLETE THE NORTECH form (copies of form also available at NorTech).

2. PAYMENT
  • A small entry fee is charged to help towards the cost of professionally printing all photographs at 12 x 18 inch size for the exhibition (you are welcome to collect and keep your photographs afterwards).
  • ​The entry fees are: £2.50 per photograph, or 3 photographic entries for £6.00
  • You can pay online by PayPal, or in person at NorTech Computers on Portishead High Street. (Full instructions are in each relevant entry form).

3. SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
  • ALL photographs must be submitted by email to: [email protected] (For full details of suitable file formats and sizes please refer to the terms and conditions)
  • Please make sure you have read our full terms and conditions and that your entry complies with them.
  • Mark the date of ArtPort 24 Portishead Arts Festival in your diary (23-24September 2023) 😀

TERMS & CONDITIONS
Once again, please remember to read our full competition terms and conditions
​No responsibility will be taken for entries that fail to comply with the full stated conditions.
ENTRY FORMS
TO ENTER COMPETITION AND PAY AT NORTECH COMPUTERS
Use this form

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TO ENTER COMPETITION AND PAY BY PAYPAL
Use this form
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All images on this page appear courtesy of Alan Harrison and Dave White.