£25 for a Colour Photograph
p. 16 · Read in the full issue
Entries Should Be Sent Now —
ENTRIES in the above competi tion should be sent in soon.
Last date for acceptance will be the end of March. That means that by the time residents of some of the outer islands read this, they should be getting their entries away.
Scenes, native people, birds, flowers, canoes, native institutions and customs, the social and commercial enterprises of non-indigenous people —are just a few of the subjects suit able.
PIM will be 25 years old this year; and in August, 1955, we shall publish a special anniversary issue.
For this issue we want colour photographs and we will pay £25 for the one we consider best for our purpose; plus £5 each for any others used.
Anyone may enter and submit up to a maximum of three ordinary
colour transparencies, 35 MM larger. Subjects, of course, must Pacific islands subjects.
They should be typical of y< Territory or Group, and not merely “pretty”. Points will given for originality, presentati reader appeal and interest val Scenes are, of course, not ruled o but remember that bold subje are better for reproduction th those with a lot of fussy detail.
Write your name and addr clearly and attach it to EACH your entries—and, as well, give clear description of the subj' matter. Address entries to: I Editor, Pacific Islands Monthly, E 3408, Sydney, and endorse th« “Colour Photograph Competitio All transparencies not used v be returned. All entries must be by March 31, 1955.