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Awards
NME announce second year of photo awards
By CMU Editorial | Published on Friday 24 June 2011
NME has announced details of its second Music Photography Awards, staged in association with camera makers Nikon.
Amateur photographers are invited to submit their work for one of various categories, while two professional music snappers will also be honoured. Amateur winners will win rather flash Nikon cameras as well as the honour and the glory and other such intangible benefits.
Says NME’s Head Of Creative Media, Rob Hunt: “We’re really pleased to be working with Nikon again this year on the NME Photography Awards. NME has an incredible history of publishing some of the most iconic images of bands and live music over its 59-year history. We now want to find the next genius behind the lens and partnering with the most iconic camera company is a perfect match”.
Nikon marketing man Jeremy Gilbert added: “The competition is an ideal platform for us to engage with and celebrate the talents of both aspiring and professional music photographers. We encourage people to capture and share their music experiences through images and ultimately to have fun with their photography”.
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