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    Just in case anyone is interested in this, it is the winners of the International National Geographic Photography Winners.

    International Photography Contest 2009 - National Geographic Magazine
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    Why would you pay to enter a photo competition? The small print is very taxing. Permission required for everything and everybody appearing in the photo. Plus they get to keep and use your images. No thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adenough View Post
    Why would you pay to enter a photo competition? The small print is very taxing. Permission required for everything and everybody appearing in the photo. Plus they get to keep and use your images. No thanks.
    I guess the photographers who entered wanted the prestige of winning and seeing their photos in print.

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