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 CITY is an award-winning luxury lifestyle magazine that celebrates living the good life in the big city. Focusing on travel, fashion, design, food, and city life, CITY celebrates the modern urban experience and serves as your personal concierge to the best of what the world's greatest cities have to offer. |
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CITY Magazine is the winner of the 2007 National Magazine Award for Photo Portfolio, and the 2004 National Magazine Award for Best Photography, the highest honors in American magazine publishing. CITY was also nominated for the 2004 National Magazine Award for Best Design and the 2002 National Magazine Award for General Excellence (under 200,000 circulation), and is the recipient of more than 50 Society of Publication Designers and American Institute of Graphic Arts awards.
+ view our awards |
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“This is the third time now I ‘stumble’ over the winner, Konstantino. As a matter of fact, I met him in Burma in 2005, first in Bagan and then at Inle Lake. When we met the first time he was shooting… monks. We greeted each other briefly and recognized that we are both photographers. The second time around we met a couple weeks later; we said, ‘Okay, once is funny, twice is destiny,’ so we sat down for a coffee, only interrupted by some photogenic locals walking by, Konsantino jumping up and convincing them for some pictures. I realized there how passionate he is and I'm not surprised he won. I always wondered how his Burmese pictures turned out as we lost contact after that. His image well deserved it. Konstantino's story is so similar to many travel photographers I met. Many of them started another career, dropped out in their 30s, and followed their own journey and dream of exploring and traveling the world with their cameras. I know Paulo Coelho refers to another kind of people when he's mentioning his ‘warriors of light.’ But in my mind, it’s people like Konstantino, who, despite all the hyped-up problems we have in this world, share a more positive view of what this world is all about. So I offer congratulations not only to your magazine, but also to the right picture with the right winner at the right place.” — FELIX HUG, runner-up, 2007 ONE CITY, MANY DESTINATIONS travel photography contest |
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A jury of internationally renowned photography and travel aficionados will pick one winning image to appear on the cover of CITY's Fall '08 Travel issue. The work of 15 additional runners-up will appear in a special travel photography portfolio inside CITY's Fall '08 Travel issue.
The grand-prize winner will also receive a prize package that includes:
• An Olympus E-3 SLR digital camera with an ED 12-60mm F2.8/4.0 SWD Lens.
• A dream CITY photography assignment: The opportunity to shoot a sponsored-editorial travel photography story on Austria's art, architecture, and design landscape for City's 2009 Spring Travel issue. During a week-long trip for two to Voralberg/Bregenz, Tirol/Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Vienna, the grand-prize winner will explore the country's most stunning locations, their new Olympus cameras at the ready. The Austrian Tourist Office will pick up the tab on the whole experience from round-trip airfare and rooms at luxurious hotels to gourmet meals at top restaurants. See Official Rules, Terms and Conditions for complete details.
All 15 runners-up will also win an Olympus E-420 SLR digital camera with a 14mm-42mm F3.5/5.6 Zuiko Digital Zoom Lens.
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All entries must be travel related and must be submitted as digital files. One person may enter multiple images.
All entries must be a genuine photographic image that is recognizable and not a completely created image. Digital retouching is allowed though restricted solely to simple color correction and cropping. Digitally manipulated images will be disqualified. For size specifications, see the Official Rules, Terms and Conditions.
Don't forget, your image is contending for the cover, and you should allow for the CITY logo at the top (but please do not add it yourself—we'll take care of that if you win). Therefore, although horizontal/landscape-oriented images are eligible for the interior portfolio of runners-up winners, only vertical/portrait-oriented shots will be considered for the cover.
Contestants must affirm that submissions are their original work and that they are the holder of the copyright or that they have the right to copyright any and all photographs submitted to this contest.
Click here to see the complete official rules. |
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The deadline for submissions for the ONE CITY, MANY DESTINATIONS photo contest is 11:59 p.m. EST on July 15, 2008. Finalists will still be selected by August 20, 2008, and notified soon thereafter. Only Finalists will be notified of results. The grand-prize winning cover image will be unveiled at a special event in New York in late September. |
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| A jury of internationally renowned photography and travel aficionados will judge the contest, with some administrative assistance from the CITY Magazine editorial team. Full bios and interviews with the jury members will be posted in this space soon. |
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Last year, CITY received more than 4,000 entries to the inaugural ONE CITY, MANY DESTINATIONS contest. New York–based photographer Konstantino Hatzisarros’ stunning image of two Burmese monks in a Mandalay temple won the coveted spot on CITY’s cover. The issue hit stands just as Burmese monks across Myanmar began their protests against the national junta government. Fifteen additional photographers, hailing from Vancouver to Brooklyn to London to Calcutta, were named runners-up. To view the winning 2007 portfolio, click here. |
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| Send an email to photocontest@city-magazine.com |
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Your journey will take you from Austria’s westernmost province, picturesque Vorarlberg, to charming Innsbruck in Tirol, the largest city in the heart of the Alps, to Mozart’s birthplace Salzburg to Austria’s buzzing capital city, Vienna. The Austrian Tourist Office will pick up the tab on the whole experience from round-trip airfare and rooms at luxurious hotels to gourmet meals at top restaurants. Here are a few art-, architecture-, and design highlights that await you on your tour (itinerary subject to change):
Vorarlberg/Bregenz:
This part of Austria is famous for its wood architecture, both old and new. Reflecting the sometimes rough landscapes of the Alpine Mountain ranges, the design of Vorarlberg’s houses is beautiful in its simplicity and functionality. The KunstHaus in Bregenz is another major sight, for its stunning architecture as well as the exciting art projects, which are all somehow integrated into the building itself.
Tirol/Innsbruck:
Zaha Hadid has become something like Innsbruck’s go-to architect, having designed not only the now famous Berg Isl Ski Jump Tower, but more recently, the stations of the Hungerburg Bahn (above), connecting the town center to the funicular that takes you all the way up to the mountain top.
Salzburg:
The first thing you notice about Salzburg is its beautiful Baroque cityscape. But when you look closer, you will find that modern architecture and modern art are an important part of Salzburg’s cultural offerings. Just have a look inside the Museum of Modern Art, perched on top of a hill neighboring that of the impressive Salzburg Fortress, and you will see that there is much more to Salzburg than meets the eye.
Vienna:
The capital of Austria is also its capital of art and design. Several renowned museums and museum complexes, such as the Museums Quarter, which has become the city’s cultural focal point, prove that Vienna is well on its way to achieving celebrity-status in the cultural world. An intriguing mixture of history and innovation creates a unique atmosphere that permeates every single aspect of this fascinating city.
Photo, Above: Tirol Werbung/Stefan Dauth |
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