Howard, I'd ask that you please revisit the artists rights section of your contest: "5. Contestants retain ownership of their Entries. However, by submitting an Entry to the Contest, Contestants grant the Contest Sponsor a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable license to use, reproduce, distribute, prepare derivative works of, display, and perform the Entries in any media formats and through any media channels in connection with the Contest and in connection with the business of the Contest Sponsor. Entries are subject to editing, as they may be used by the Contest Sponsor for promotional purposes." Because of this wording (and others), you risk a report to artists-bill-of-rights.org (recently featured in the British Journal of Photography: http://www.bjp-online.com/british-journal-of-photography/news/2042376/photographic-organisations-unite-rights-campaign). Andrew On 07/12/2011 03:01 PM, Howard Pasternack wrote: > Dear Friends, > > The Center for Religious Tolerance, a non-profit organization based in > Sarasota, Florida, has launched a /Pictures for Peace Contest/! > > We invite you to submit a photo that you feel embodies /Peace/. You may > submit 1 photo, and during the contest all photos will be posted on our > FaceBook page. One grand prize of $100, and two runner-up prizes of $50 > will be awarded. The winning photographs will be selected and posted on > our C-R-T.org home page September 21, 2011 in celebration of > International Peace Day. > > So grab your cameras, or shuffle through your photo albums and share > your favorite picture here. <http://www.c-r-t.org/action-ppcontest.php> > > In Peace, > Howard -- http://andrewsharpe.com
