Positive Portrait Photo Competition 2020
Tax deductible
PHOTO COMPETITION
Positive Portraits – Portraits taken between March and 15th June 2020 during the Corona virus epidemic.
The portraits can be of humans or your best cuddly friend, they can be in black and white or colour, they can be photoshopped but no huge effects or filters please.
JUDGED BY:
Levison Woods, Johnny Fenn, Saraya Cortaville, Sian O'Shea and Madeleine Cardozo
PRIZES:
Levison Woods latest book 'The Last Giants' signed.
Retro style photographic backpack
We are Orange Babies - coffee table portraits by Adrian Kuipers
Entry donations: adults - £10 or more Under 18’s - £5
To Enter:
Pay a donation then enter your picture via instagram using the hashtag
#positivechangeportraitcomp2020 . That way the judges can view them and judge, if you make it to the finals you will be contacted.
Sponsored by Photojourney - Worldwide Guided photography Tours
STORY
Lali Cardozo lives for part of the year at an orphanage in Zambia with her 3 year old daughter and partner. She was torn between returning to England and staying in Zambia when the Corona virus broke out, but following everyone’s advice came to England to keep her daughter safe, and Lali has her own serious health conditions. If things got really bad she knew that the chances of survival in a Zambian hospital, compared to a British hospital would be precarious to say the least. Her partner has stayed in Lusaka, Zambia as his help at the orphanage is vital.
Just before Lali left she bought enough nshima for the children at the orphanage for three months. The school adjoined is a day care centre where children can go if they cannot afford school, there they are given a meal a day and a primary education. They plan to re-open on 1st June.
Very little funding has been coming into the orphanage and school during lockdown. So we are hoping that the money raised through this competition will be a fun little project for the competitors, but help with daily survival at the orphanage and school.
Positive Portraits – Portraits taken between March and 15th June 2020 during the Corona virus epidemic.
The portraits can be of humans or your best cuddly friend, they can be in black and white or colour, they can be photoshopped but no huge effects or filters please.
JUDGED BY:
Levison Woods, Johnny Fenn, Saraya Cortaville, Sian O'Shea and Madeleine Cardozo
PRIZES:
Levison Woods latest book 'The Last Giants' signed.
Retro style photographic backpack
We are Orange Babies - coffee table portraits by Adrian Kuipers
Entry donations: adults - £10 or more Under 18’s - £5
To Enter:
Pay a donation then enter your picture via instagram using the hashtag
#positivechangeportraitcomp2020 . That way the judges can view them and judge, if you make it to the finals you will be contacted.
Sponsored by Photojourney - Worldwide Guided photography Tours
STORY
Lali Cardozo lives for part of the year at an orphanage in Zambia with her 3 year old daughter and partner. She was torn between returning to England and staying in Zambia when the Corona virus broke out, but following everyone’s advice came to England to keep her daughter safe, and Lali has her own serious health conditions. If things got really bad she knew that the chances of survival in a Zambian hospital, compared to a British hospital would be precarious to say the least. Her partner has stayed in Lusaka, Zambia as his help at the orphanage is vital.
Just before Lali left she bought enough nshima for the children at the orphanage for three months. The school adjoined is a day care centre where children can go if they cannot afford school, there they are given a meal a day and a primary education. They plan to re-open on 1st June.
Very little funding has been coming into the orphanage and school during lockdown. So we are hoping that the money raised through this competition will be a fun little project for the competitors, but help with daily survival at the orphanage and school.
Organizer
MADELEINE CARDOZO
Organizer
England
HEAL PROJECT
Registered nonprofit
Donations eligible for Gift Aid.
