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Canon launches a creative contest aimed at identifying and developing the next generation of talent, encourage creativity, innovation, culture and training professionals.
Canon, IED – Istituto Europeo di Design and the weekly La Repubblica D have teamed up to look for new talent thanks to a creative contest for students, young professionals and photo enthusiasts. Giving away a scholarship worth € 4,950 to access Advanced Training Course in Photography coordinated by Silvia Lelli and that will start on February 20.
Participants in the contest must design, build and submit 5 shots on the theme “digital lives of others,” sending them by 26 January at the IED ( master @ milan. ied.it ) together with a CV and motivational letter.
The project evaluation will be made by a jury composed of directors and teachers FDI, Canon professionals, representatives of the editors of D La Repubblica. A selection of the best papers will also be published on the websites of FDI and D at the close of the contest.
The Advanced Training Course in Photography aims to train professionals, scholars and amateurs of photography on the techniques and contemporary languages ??through an approach that uses the energy from one side of the encounter with established performers of this art, on the other hand the use of the photographic studio and darkroom to explore new artistic languages. The core design of the course allows participants to develop projects image in still-life, food photography, show photography, photostory, selfpublishing. Lessons and operational guidance to the profession, laboratory activities of Photoshop, and video post-production complete the journey.
The course is structured in 11 thematic meetings that take place over the weekend, once a month, starting from February 20, 2014, and ends with a photo exhibition open to the public, where the results of the work students will be on display at the IED in Milan.
To download the rules of the contest click here
Additional information about the course Advanced Training in Photography click here
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