Q3-Q4 2023 – The power of colours
This quarter PICZ ask you to illustrate through your picture the power of the colours.
Be creative and imaginative. Feel free to present any type of work, figurative or abstract that decline your interpretation of this contest theme.
And most importantly be sure to have fun.
Inspiration & ressources
- Ernst Haas: one of the first photographers of the Magnum agency to deviate from the doctrine of black and white, to experiment with color. His poetic images have revolutionised photojournalism, introducing photography into the arena of art.
- The independent photographer magazine: selection of 10 pictures of the Color Photography awards
- Lindsay Adler: read the fashion photographer interview on how to make an impact with colour
- Merzbacher Collection, Zurich kunsthaus: this collection gathers an impressive collection of of major European paintings of the 20th century: Impressionism (Monet, Cézanne, Renoir), post-impressionism (Van Gogh, Picasso), Fauvism (Derain, Matisse, Vlaminck, Braque). The collection common theme being the expressive power of color.
KEY DATES
- Contest Opening: 7h of September 2023
- Submission Closure: 31st of October 2023– – 31st of December 2023
- Public Vote Opening:1st of November 2023 – 1st of January 2024
- Public Vote Closing:
15th of November 2023– 15th of January 2024 - Jury decision:
by end of November 2023– by the end of January 2024
CONTEST PRINCIPLES & NEWS
Principles
- One competition per quarter
- Open to all photographers based in Switzerland
- Free for PICZ members
- 5CHF for non-member (payment page available here)
- 3 pictures / per participants
The juries
- 3 professional photographers
- 1 x jury prize
- Jury composition -> meet our jury
- You!!!!
- 1 x public prize
- Electronic votes
- -> 2 prizes every quarter
Rules
Title: Franco Morbidelli - Yamaha M1 - Misano
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Description: Franco Morbidelli exiting turn 15 at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli - The run off area in the backgroud has the slogan "Ride On Colors" painted on the Tarmac. Witht ethe colours and power of the subject lend itself to the theme.