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Link: Dartmoor 70^th Anniversary Competition [Ordnance Survey]

 

70^th Anniversary Competition

 

Have you captured a breath-taking sunrise illuminating Dartmoor’s granite tors? Shot a stunning panorama of its vast moors? Captured prehistoric ruins or abandoned medieval villages showcasing local ancient history? Then we would love to see them all!

 

From the comfort and warmth of your home, delve into your memories and revisit your favourite places in Dartmoor National Park, and submit your best photos into our map cover competition for the new Dartmoor paper map edition.

 

The winner of the competition will receive the new map with their photo on the front cover, the brand new range of OS Official branded products and to top it all off, a signed copy of Jo Bradford’s book “Smart phone, smart photography” and a print of one of her Dartmoor photographs.

 

How to enter…

 

Email your photo(s) to [email protected] along with the following information:

 

Your full name and postal address

 

• The specific OS Map that your photograph applies to and the location from which your photo was taken or the location which is depicted in the photo . For example: OL 28 Dartmoor – view of River Dart looking West from Two Bridges. You should indicate the location by inserting the grid coordinates.

The competition will start on 8th February 2021

 

The closing date is 25^th February 2021 and the publication date is 14^th June 2021

 

Photo requirements

 

a) Colour: RGB (CMYK images will not be accepted); the image needs to be in colour.

b) Format: JPEG or Camera RAW.

c) Area (at 300dpi): Height 151 mm, Width 142 mm.

d) The minimum number of pixels, across the shortest dimension, should be 2,000px

e) If submitting a landscape (wide) photo the height should 2,000 pixels or more

f) If submitting a portrait (tall) photo the width should 2,000 pixels or more

g) Photos with more than 3,000 pixels are preferred as this allows for cropping and the bleed edge cuts.

 

If you're unsure if your photo(s) match these requirements, send them in anyway and we can check them.

[LeMarchand]

Surely a shoo-in for Philip Reeve, the author of "Mortal Engines", who lives there and is always posting pix to his Twitter?