InfinityExtra: Bing Summer Photo Contest - with No Recognizable People

26 June 2009

Bing Summer Photo Contest - with No Recognizable People

Microsoft's new search engine Bing (because-it's-not-google?) launches a photocontest Monday on Facebook, see http://apps.facebook.com/bing_photo_contest/
Love the rules:

No recognizable people
No 3rd party trademarks or logos (such as distinctive packaging or building exteriors or interiors) owned by others
No objectionable content, such as alcohol, smoking, guns, violence, or nudity
No content that is defamatory to any group or individual and/or violates any law

"No recognizable people". hmmm. Means I have to bring masks with me every where I go but if the prize is worth winning.

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Who Are KPS?

Kingswood Photographic Society is one of the UK’s leading photographic groups, having been formed in 1948 by a handful of keen photographers.
Over the years, KPS has become renowned for the quality of its annual programme, with an emphasis on well-known outside speakers from around the UK. In addition, members run other evenings, with the aim of sharing their knowledge with others. Practical and competition evenings make up the balance of the programme, with AV being the latest innovation.
Within our normal programme, we hold a number of digital workshops. These are some of the reasons KPS attracts an enthusiastic, talented and friendly membership. Above all, the programme is designed to suit photographers of all ages and abilities.
Geoff Nash, Chairman