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India-Israel Relations			INDIA THROUGH ISRAELI EYES (Photography competition : Feb - Mar 2010) The Embassy of India invites photographs from young Israeli tourists to India for the photography contest on India under the theme “India through Israeli eyes”. The following are the guidelines for the competition: · Each person can send only one entry. A maximum of 5 photographs per entry will be accepted. Photographs can be in Colour/ Black & White with a minimum pixel resolution of 1800x1200. Only one photograph per entrant will be selected for the competition and the Embassy of India shall have the right to select the photograph in case of multiple photographs per entrant. · The photographs should have been clicked personally by the photographer only. Any photo downloaded from the internet or other media would be rejected. The photographer should sign the certificate of authenticity and the application form (CLICK HERE to download the documents) and send them along with the photographs. Any entry without these documents would be rejected. · The photographs will be judged on its photographic quality and the insight it provides on life in India. The Embassy shall have the right to reproduce the prize winning photographs in any form it deems fit. · The photographs and the additional documents may be sent in softcopies by e-mail to tspol@indembassy.co.il or as printed copies to the following address: “India through Israeli eyes” Information Wing, Embassy of India 140, Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv. · Embassy of India reserves the right not to proceed with the competition if we do not receive adequate number of entries. The last date for submission of photographs is March 20, 2010. Back to Top
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