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photoshareproject    says:

Announcing the 5th Annual International Photoshare Photo Contest sponsored by The INFO Project!

Join Photoshare in communicating health and development through photography!

Deadline for Entries: November 16, 2007

Online Announcement: www.photoshare.org/contest/2007/2007photosharecontest.php

Do you have photos of programs in action and the people you serve? Pictures illustrating the realities of urban and rural life in developing countries? Snapshots from your personal travels, volunteer service, or work experience? You may have an award-winning photo and a chance to win cash and/or a Canon digital camera!

Entry Form available online: www.photoshare.org/contest/2007/2007contestentryform.doc

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About Photoshare
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Photoshare is a service of The INFO Project helping non-profit organizations communicate global health and development issues through photography. By facilitating photo sharing among colleagues in international development, Photoshare has become a leading source for editorial development photography. The Photoshare collection, consisting primarily of photos taken by public health professionals in the field, contains more than 13,000 images illustrating the realities of urban and rural life in developing countries, as well as global efforts to improve and save lives. Our popular on-line photo database, available at www.photoshare.org through the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health/Center for Communication Programs, serves many major government institutions and international NGOs.

Sean Stewart, Photoshare Library Coordinator
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Center for Communication Programs
111 Market Place, Suite 310
Baltimore, MD 21202 USA
Phone: 410-659-6280
Fax: 410-659-6266
Email: sestewar@jhuccp.org

Photoshare is a service of The INFO Project available at: www.photoshare.org
The Information and Knowledge for Optimal Health Project (The INFO Project) is based at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs.
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