Summer photo competition: Take Report on holiday with you!
Summer is here, the holiday season is upon us, so we’ve organised a photo competition for you. This time it will be in two stages: you’ll have the chance to win both as a participating photographer and as a member of the public.
How does it work?
Take a printed copy of *Report* with you on holiday and take a photo of it at an interesting location. There are no limits to your imagination or originality. The more interesting the location or situation, the better. We’ll be rewarding the best photos with souvenirs from the cycling races sponsored by MND – the Czech Tour and the Peace Race. You can look forward to prizes such as signed original jerseys worn by the winners of individual stages.
In the second phase, readers will take part in a competition – they’ll have to guess where the photos were taken. We’ll publish them all, and those who guess the most locations correctly can once again look forward to fantastic cycling-related prizes.
Please send your photos by 15 September to redakce@mnd.cz. We look forward to hearing where Report ends up.
PS: A special prize will also be awarded to whoever takes Report the furthest.
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Summer photo competition: Take Report on holiday with you!
Summer is here, the holiday season is upon us, so we’ve organised a photo competition for you. This time it will be in two stages: you’ll have the chance to win both as a participating photographer and as a member of the public.
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