INTERNATIONAL TEEN FASHION
PHOTO COMPETITION
competition
This competition was open to amateur and professional
photographers of all nationalities and was designed to identify
and nurture talented photographers and to encourage them
to follow their dreams and fulfil their talent and potential.
The ITFPC was also aimed at young professional photographers at the beginning of their careers and recognizes outstanding talents.
The competition has ended in 2009
Rules and Regulations
This competition was only for images shot within the period April 1 – October 27, 2009
Entries were only valid if captured in one of the cities mentioned in ’60 cities’ list above.
Your photos must have been taken with a digital camera.
Entries had to be submitted by an individual (not via any agency or similar).
The participants were invited to submit 4 photos per city, each taken in a different setting.A committee of distinguished professionals selected the winners based on one of these 4 photos.
THE PHOTOS ENTERED IN THIS COMPETITION
HAD THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
type, catagory
Teenage fashion photography.
Individual or group photos of teenagers (mainly of girls. – boys are not excluded)
showing their fashion behaviour, wardrobe, hair, makeup, color schemes
and unique memorable look in their local environment.
(description of teenagers (13 – 19 yrs) – simple wikipedia)
location
1 of 60 cities mentioned in Cities List above
composition
– artistic and creative –
a recognizable, provocative artistic impression of how Local teens model their unique fashion creations in their own local environment revealing their style secrets.
The arrangement of visual elements and ingredients in the photographs should be creative.
4 photos at 4 different settings
1
secondary or high schools, gymnasiums, lyceums, middle schools, colleges
in the wealthy upper and middle class suburban and urban areas
2
the teen hangouts
the entertainment district street corners, arcades, parking lots and malls
3
secondary or high schools, gymnasiums, lyceums, middle schools, colleges
in the poor urban areas and the slums
4
Special Areas
Rural areas, local health clubs, etc
size
Photographs had to be high resolution original files of camera-made digital photos in JPG or TIFF formats. The size should was least 1819 x 2598 pixels [154 x 220mm horizontal] at 300 dpi resolution, with a maximum file size of 10 MB.
If you are not familiar with these technical details we advise you to make sure
that your digital camera is set on ‘jpg fine’ (The highest quality for your images)