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Photography resourcesï¿½ Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine photography guidelinesï¿½ Texas Parks & Wildlife photostream on Flickrï¿½ Nature photography in Texas (PDF)On the radioï¿½ Find stories on Texas adventures, wildlife and more on the Passport to Texas radio programsPhotography linksï¿½ TPWD nature tourismï¿½ Great Texas Wildlife Trailsï¿½ TPWD Life's Better Outsideï¿½ Images for Conservation Fund Texas photographyTo some people, a photograph is no more than a moment in time that has been captured forever, through the wonders of science, to be preserved or cherished for a lifetime.

To others, it is a method of communicating with others or, better yet, art. Wildlife and outdoors photography presents its own set of challenges, and Texas Parks & Wildlife magazine takes pride in exhibiting the work of some of the state's finest photographers each month. From Our Pages: Photography Articles Picture This: Photographing Moving Water????????????????????????????????????The silky effects of water can add a touch of magic to a photograph.

read more Picture This: Pictures of Summer????????????????????????????????????The season of heat and bright light brings special challenges and opportunities for photographers. read more Picture This: Keeping It Steady????????????????????????????????????Stabilizers are evolving to enhance video shot on phones and action cams. read more Photo Essay: One in a Million????????????????????????????????????Veteran wildlife photographer Wyman Meinzer shares images of his rarest finds.

read more Picture This: Think Shallow????????????????????????????????????Use of selective focus brings special attention to the subject of a photograph. read more Picture This: The Blue Hour????????????????????????????????????After photography contests in texas sun goes down, the first few minutes of evening present a special photographic opportunity. read more Picture This: Accentuate the Negative????????????????????????????????????Incorporating ï¿½negative spaceï¿½ into your images will add context and provide some breathing room.

read more Picture This: Prime Time????????????????????????????????????Although zoom lenses are better than ever, donï¿½t forget the old standby: the prime lens. read more Picture This: Optics for All????????????????????????????????????Ever-improving scopes and binoculars offer a clear eye on the outdoors. read more Picture This: Capturing the Colors of Fall????????????????????????????????????Autumn provides creative chances to photograph the vivid beauty of the season.

read more Picture This: The Burden of Excess Gear????????????????????????????????????Acquiring more camera equipment doesnï¿½t lead to better photography.

Or does it? read more Picture This: Do You Need a Filter?????????????????????????????????????Filters help protect your lens and enable color correction, but they have drawbacks.

read more Picture This: Eye in the Sky????????????????????????????????????Drones are grabbing the buzz in the photo and film worlds. read more Photo Essay: Living History????????????????????????????????????Re-enactors bring the past to life.

read more Picture This: Refining Color????????????????????????????????????Moving beyond "auto" on the white balance setting can enhance your photos. read more Picture This: Better Wildlife Photography????????????????????????????????????Avoiding these three errors will get you closer to pulling off that winning animal shot. read more Bare Bones????????????????????????????????Loss of sight caused photographer Jim Bones to see Big Bend in a different light.

read more Picture This: Action Cams????????????????????????????????????Small video cameras pump up the thrills in outdoor photography. read more Picture This: Photo Round-Trip????????????????????????????????Your smart device and its apps can serve as a processor for enhancing images from your camera or desktop. read more Picture This: Digital Darkroom????????????????????????????????Post-processing allows a wide array of enhancements to be made to a photograph.

read more Picture This: 3 for the Tree????????????????????????????????With big advances in digital photography, it's a great time to unwrap a camera for Christmas. read more Picture This: Winning Shots????????????????????????????Here are the winners from our Texas State Parks 2014 Photo Contest. read more Picture This: Zooming In????????????????????????????????'Digiscoping' marries cameras and magnifying optics to create close-up shots. read more Picture This: Finding a New Angle????????????????????????????Flip-out screens on cameras add flexibility and convenience to photographic endeavors.

read more Padre: A Photo Essay by Chase Fountain????????????????????????The sand and surf of Padre Island National Seashore create a place of isolation and beauty. read more Picture This: Back It Up????????????????????????Itï¿½s easier than ever to protect your digital assets.

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For the sixth straight year, the Wildflower Center will host a wildflower and native plant photography competition. In honor of the 50th anniversary of the passing of the 1965 Highway Beautification Act, this yearï¿½s contest theme is Beautiful Roadsides. We will begin accepting entries here and on Facebook on June 1 and will finish accepting entries by June 30.We are celebrating the beautiful scenes that are afforded to us along our roadsides, courtesy of the pioneering work by Lady Bird Johnson and President Lyndon Baines Johnson.

All photographs must feature native plants or trees taken in any season in any year along any North American roadside. Donï¿½t leave the road out! People are part of this picture too, so the road must be visible in the picture.This yearï¿½s competition will allow your friends and family to vote on your entries.

There will be no private judging associated with the competition. The top 3 public vote winners will receive complimentary Wildflower Center memberships or renewals of current memberships (which include reciprocal access to 300-plus gardens nationally).So go on outdoors and get some roadside wildflower shots to enter this summer!The fine print:ï¿½By entering this contest you understand that the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, anyone acting on behalf of the Wildflower Center, or its respective licensees, successors and assigns will have the right, where permitted by law, without any further notice, review or consent to print, publish, broadcast, distribute, and use, worldwide in any media now known or hereafter in perpetuity and throughout the World, your entry, including, without limitation, the entry and winner's name, portrait, picture, voice, likeness, image or statements about the Contest, and biographical information as news, publicity or information and for trade, advertising, public relations and promotional purposes without any further compensation. ï¿½ Hunting Homeï¿½ Buy a Licenseï¿½ Season Dates by Animalï¿½ Seasons by Countyï¿½ Hunting Regulationsï¿½ Public Huntingï¿½ Hunter Educationï¿½ Big Time Texas Huntsï¿½ Wildlife Management Areasï¿½ Permitsï¿½ FAQsï¿½ Fishing ï¿½ Fishing Homeï¿½ Buy a Licenseï¿½ Fishing Reportsï¿½ Where to Fishï¿½ General Fishing Regulationsï¿½ Freshwater Fishing Regulationsï¿½ Saltwater Fishing Regulationsï¿½ Permitsï¿½ ShareLunkerï¿½ Texas Freshwater Fisheries Centerï¿½ Sea Centerï¿½ Aquatic Speciesï¿½ Fishing Programsï¿½ Fisheries Managementï¿½ FAQsï¿½ Boating ï¿½ Boating Homeï¿½ Titles, Registration & Taxï¿½ Renew Onlineï¿½ Boat Ownershipï¿½ Boat Formsï¿½ Boater Educationï¿½ Boating Lawsï¿½ Navigation Aidsï¿½ Protect Our Watersï¿½ Safetyï¿½ Where to Boatï¿½ Permitsï¿½ FAQsï¿½ Game Warden ï¿½ Activities Homeï¿½ Bikingï¿½ Birdingï¿½ Boating, Paddlingï¿½ Camping, Lodging, RVsï¿½ Cavingï¿½ Fishingï¿½ Geocachingï¿½ Golfingï¿½ Group Gatheringsï¿½ Hikingï¿½ History & Cultureï¿½ Horseback Ridingï¿½ Huntingï¿½ Off-Roadingï¿½ Photographyï¿½ Picnickingï¿½ Rock Climbingï¿½ Stargazingï¿½ Swimmingï¿½ Texas Outdoor Familyï¿½ Volunteeringï¿½ Wheelchair Accessibilityï¿½ Wildlife Viewing 2014 Texas State Park Photography ContestBetween March 1 - April 15, 2014 enter photos of your most playful moments in a Texas State Park.

Winning photos will be published in Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazineï¿½and three will receive a $300 high-performance video camera - the HERO3+ Silver Edition GoProï¿½. Contest categories are: Photos by Kids 17 and under; photos by Adults 18+, and Instagram photos.See last year's winnersBack to the contest pageï¿½ All entries must be taken in a Texas State Park or Texas State Natural Area and must include a person or persons in the photo.

The subject in the photo can be involved in a specific outdoor activity or just enjoying the outdoors.ï¿½ All entries must be uploaded to the ï¿½Picture Yourself at a Texas State Parkï¿½ Flickr photo group, or tagged in Instagram using the hashtag #MyParkPic, between March 1, 2014 and April 15, 2014 (11:59 PM CST).ï¿½ Flickr entries must be tagged with the name of the Texas State Park or Natural Area, for example: ï¿½Brazos Bend State Parkï¿½ or ï¿½Lost Maples State Natural Areaï¿½ and your age category, if you are 17 years of age or younger you must tag your photo with ï¿½ï¿½17Uï¿½.ï¿½ Instagram entries must be tagged with the hashtag #MyParkPic and should include the name of the location in which it was takenï¿½ Each participant may enter three (3) images per Texas State Park or Natural Area with a maximum of six (6) images total.

For Flickr entries, persons over the age of 17 are not eligible to enter photos in the 17U age group, and persons under the age of 18 are not eligible to enter in the 18 and over group.Let us know how you want to be credited if we use your picture in TPWD publications.

(See ï¿½Rights to Photosï¿½)To see a complete list of Texas State Parks, or for more information about photography in state parks, visit www.texasstateparks.org/photography or www.TexasStateParks.org. EligibilityTexas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) photo contests are open to all photographers except employees of TPWD and the immediate families of such employees.

The contest is open to all participants regardless of residence or citizenship, so long as the laws of their jurisdiction allow participation. Judging Criteria for Winning Photosï¿½ TPWD staff will choose winning photos that illustrate the best connections between people and the outdoors. Judging will be based on composition, creativity, originality, interaction and overall impression. Winners will be announced on the ï¿½Picture Yourself at a Texas State Parkï¿½ Photography contest Flickr Group page, on the Texas Parks and Wildlife Photography webpage, and via TPWD social media.ï¿½ TPWD retains the sole discretion over the selection of, and decision not to select, any particular entry as a winner.

TPWD shall determine the winner eligibility in its sole and absolute discretion. All decisions made by judges are final.ï¿½ Winners will be contacted on or about May 15, 2014 through their Flickr or Instagram accounts. Winners will be required to respond to TPWD via email within 7 days or an alternate winner will be selected.ï¿½ TPWD may require a higher quality resolution of the winning photograph.

If a suitable resolution for print is not available, an alternate winner may be selected.ï¿½ Winners under the age of 18 must have signed consent form by a legal parent or guardian before they are eligible to receive their prize.ï¿½ If a prize is awarded to the winner, all taxes, fees, and surcharges on any prizes are the sole responsibility of the prizewinner.Other Terms and ConditionsAll photographs must be your own work, and you must own the right to distribute the image.Photos entered in the 2014 ï¿½Picture Yourself at a Texas State Parkï¿½ photo contest may not have been entered in previous TPWD photo contests.You must have the consent of those whose faces are visible in the image.

Upon request, you may be required to provide a release for each individual in the photograph.Flickr entries must have a resolution of 3 millE-Toolsï¿½ Online Mortgage Centerï¿½ TBTmyWayï¿½ TBTgomobileï¿½ eSTATEMENTSï¿½ Online Account Openingï¿½ Online Loan Openingï¿½ SMARTDeposit ï¿½ myOFMï¿½ Overdraft Privilege Opt-Inï¿½ Reorder Checksï¿½ Holiday Scheduleï¿½ Other Services QUICK LINKSï¿½ Blog: "How We See It"ï¿½ Customer Feedbackï¿½ Past Year's Photo Contest WinnersNEED TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE?ï¿½ Marketing Division : 903-237-5676ï¿½ Toll Free: 1-800-263-7013ï¿½ Send a Secure Email toour Marketing DivisionHOLIDAY SCHEDULE Each photographer may enter up to six (6) photographs.

The fee is $5.00 per entry. The photographer may enter all in one category or participate in each of the categories. Texas Bank and Trust reserves the right to decline entries that are considered inappropriate for exhibition and/or publication and entries that are not in keeping with the contest and calendar theme of ï¿½SPIRIT OF TEXAS.ï¿½ All winning photographs will be published in Texas Bank and Trustï¿½s 2017 Collectorï¿½s Calendar, although only 12 images will be selected as feature photographs for individual months.

All winning photographs will be retained until the 2017 Collectorï¿½s Calendar has gone to press. Photographs may be color or black-and-white and images may be film or digital. Image area must be a minimum of 8ï¿½ x 10ï¿½ or full frame, not to exceed an 11ï¿½ x 14ï¿½ image size. Photographs must be flush-mounted on a neutral-colored board (white, gray, or black), with the board not to exceed 11ï¿½ x 14ï¿½.

No framed or over-matted work will be accepted. No title, artistï¿½s signature, or other writing may appear on the image or the front of the board. All contest entries must be delivered to the Public Relations Department at the Main Bank, Longview, during regular banking hours during the week of June 13, 2016. No late entries will be accepted. Photographs may be picked up the week of July 28, 2016. Non-award winning photographs may be used in print advertising for Texas Bank and Trust. ï¿½ Texas Photographic Societyï¿½ï¿½ Aboutï¿½ Mission, Vision & Historyï¿½ Board of Directorsï¿½ TPS Councilsï¿½ TPS Partnersï¿½ f/64 Groupï¿½ Donateï¿½ Contact Usï¿½ Membershipï¿½ Joinï¿½ Member Benefitsï¿½ Print Programï¿½ Member Resourcesï¿½ Members' Galleryï¿½ Members' Newsï¿½ Competitionsï¿½ Workshopsï¿½ Exhibitions & Eventsï¿½ Print Exchangeï¿½ Photo Resourcesï¿½ TPS Exhibitionsï¿½ Upcoming Call for Entryï¿½ FotoTexasï¿½ Members' Only Showï¿½ TPS 25ï¿½ Exhibition Archiveï¿½ Publicationsï¿½ Exhibition Catalogsï¿½ Contact Sheetï¿½ e-zineï¿½ Blogï¿½ Tech Sheets Archiveï¿½ Congrats Artists!Juror Dan Burkholder has selected the work of 41 photographers for FotoTexas: People, Places & Culture.

The award winning images, along with a selectionï¿½of work from the show, are displayed above and will transition over the next several weeks. Click below to see a complete list of the exhibiting artists and to learn more about this juried competition.Read Moreï¿½ TPS and Dallas Center for PhotographyJointly present lecture Creative Partnerships: Life with Two Artists Under One RoofFeaturingï¿½Susan kae Grant & Richard KleinSeptember 29ï¿½at 7:00pm in Dallas, TexasCheck out other eventsSign Up For UpdatesWe invite you to join our email list to receive our monthly e-zine and remain current on the latest TPS news. TEXAS PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETYP.O.

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We saw the wettest spring in recorded history, destructive and devastating floods, the return of drought, resilient riparian recovery, a growing movement to protect our dark skies, growth and development alongside stewardship and conservation. These extremes reveal what makes this region so unique, and what we stand to lose if we develop in a ï¿½business as usualï¿½ scenario. What are the contrasts you see in your day to day life in the Hill Country?HCA is seeking photographs that illustrate the dramatic contrasts of the Hill Country ï¿½ picturesque creeks and swimming holes, dark night skies, breathtaking views and iconic cultural experiences like dance halls, charming towns and heritage ranchesï¿½but also captivating photos of drought, flood, development pressures and the changing nature of our region.

The story of the Hill Country is not complete without both. Winning photos and PrizesWinners:13 winners will appear in HCAï¿½s 2017 Texas Hill Country Calendar.

Other photos will be featured throughout the calendar in cameo appearances. In addition to a full page photo feature, winners will receive a cash prize.Grand Prize: $300First Prize: $200Second Prize: $150Third Prize: $100All other calendar page winners: $50Peopleï¿½s Choice Honoree:New this year!

This yearï¿½s photo contest will provide an opportunity for the public to view the photos that have been entered into the photo contest and vote for their favorite. The photo receiving theï¿½highest number of votes will be named the Peopleï¿½s Choice Honoree. The Peopleï¿½s Choice recipient will receive a $100 prize and a feature in HCAï¿½s 2017 Texas Hill Country Calendar. Enter your photosImportant tips:ï¿½ Read the Terms and Conditions carefully to make sure your photos qualifyï¿½before uploading your photosï¿½ Only color photographs will be eligibleï¿½ Only photos with horizontal/landscape layout will be eligibleï¿½ Do not add text (including names and dates), borders or framesï¿½ Photos that have been digitally altered beyond standard optimization will not be considered (see Terms and Conditions for details)ï¿½ Only photographs taken in the 17-county Hill Country region will qualify ï¿½ see mapï¿½ After uploading your photos, go to the ï¿½your imagesï¿½ tab and click on each image to make sure it uploaded properly.

If you are not satisfied with a photo you may delete your photo and try again. Be aware any votes for your photo will be lost upon deleting. ï¿½The mission of the Hill Country Alliance is to bring together an ever-expanding alliance of groups throughout a multi-county region of Central Texas with the long-term objective of preserving open spaces, water supply, water quality and the unique character of the Texas Hill Country.ï¿½ Learn More About HCAOur Collaborative Strategy: "All my life I have drawn sustenance from the rivers and from the hills of my native state.

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