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Picture Nature

It's time again for STEM's annual photography contest.

If it's spring, it must be time for Moorestown STEM's annual photography contest.

The rules are simple:

  • Photos must be taken in Moorestown after June 2010.
  • The photos must be of nature subjects such as plants, insects, birds and animals.
  • Submit 5-inch-by-7-inch prints (color or black and white). 
  • Entries must have the following information written on the back of the photo to qualify:
    1. Title of picture
    2. Name and address of the photographer
    3. Designate adult or children’s division (18 or younger)
    4. Location of photo
    5. Month and year of photo
    6. An arrow pointing to the top of the picture

Some tips:

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  • Take early morning shots when lighting is softer
  • Keep your back to the sun but also consider flowers and shrubs illuminated from behind.
  • Look for special effects from fog or after a rain.
  • Get down on the level of your subject for better perspective.

Digital editing and adjustments are accepted, but not photo montages. Mail entries to STEM, P.O. Box 704, Moorestown, NJ 08057 by June 8, 2011. Entries may also be dropped off at STEM’s Annual Picnic on June 13. A maximum of four entries per person will be accepted. You do not need to be present to win.

All prints submitted will become the property of STEM for non-commercial use in educational and promotional materials.  For more information, Please call Bill Creekmore at 856-461-8717.

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2010 “Nature in Moorestown Photo Contest Winners

Children’s division (under 18): Nate and Gwen Wilkie, Red Tailed Hawk

Adult division:

  • First: Bill Creekmore and Betsy Schnorr, Boundary Bunny
  • Second: Chet Dawson, Looking for Dinner
  • Third: Sam Carswell, Suppertime


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