Contest | View Entries | View Winners |
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2018 Contest for 2019 Calendar - June 1 | Image Gallery | Not Announced |
2017 Virgin River Photo Contest for 2018 Calendar | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2016 Virgin River Photo Contest for 2017 calendar | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2015 Virgin River Photo Contest for 2016 calendar | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2014 Virgin River Photo Contest for 2015 Calendar | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2013 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2012 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2011 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2010 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2009 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
2008 Virgin River Basin Calendar Photo Contest | Image Gallery | Winners Gallery |
To assure the highest quality calendar production, it is strongly recommended that all photos be no smaller than 12 MEGAPIXELS (3750x3150 MEGAPIXELS out of the camera). The photos need to fit a 9" Hx12" W area and be 300 dpi minimum. Please submit photos in JPEG format. Please do not upsize photos. The size of the file in megabytes may vary and the upload speed of the photo is based on your Internet connection and file size. Please note that a MEGAPIXEL (resolution) is different than a megabyte (file size).
Photos may still be submitted that are below the recommended MEGAPIXELS, BUT PHOTO QUALITY WILL BE A FACTOR WHEN SELECTING THE 13 MAIN WINNERS (CALENDAR COVER PLUS TWELVE MONTHS). Other photos may be used in the sidebar areas of the calendar and will provide photo credit, but are not considered one of the 13 winners.
It may take a few days for your photos to be posted. If you have any additional questions about photo size or the submission process, please contact Steve.
Here is an interesting article regarding the "Downsizing" of photos that may occur if you might use an iPad. http://thedigitalstory.com/2010/04/will_the_ipad_squish.html