Announcing telecentre.org photo contest results!
The telecentre.org photo contest received overwhelming response from all the members. The pictures submitted for the contest captured all the moments and emotions that are so unique to the telecentres, very beautifully. The contest also reaffirmed the popularity of photography among our members. We received 47 entries in total out of which 17 were selected and forwarded to an esteemed panel of judges for their opinions. The judges represented a good mix of people from ICT4D, telecentre and photo journalism sectors. They judged the photos on the basis of theme relevance, creativity and technical quality.
Now, get ready for the results!
Following is the list of the photos that made it to the top five, in no particular order:
eLearning for Village Students by W.M.C.R.K. Disanayake (Sri Lanka)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/elearning-for-village-stu...
Creating Leadership for Grassroot Development by Niranjan Meegammana (Sri Lanka)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/creating-leadership-for-g...
Tamil Children Playing Yodigo by Oliver Zielke (Canada)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/tamil-children-playing-yo...
Connecting Slaga Wirelessly by Agbenyo John Stephen (Ghana)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/connecting-slaga-wireless...
Farmers and Telecentre in Bangladesh by Mohammad Kamrul Islam Bhuiyan (Bangladesh)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/farmers-and-telecentre-in...
telecentre.org takes this opportunity to congratulate all the winners. They can look forward to exciting prizes! So, dear winners, don't forget to check your mailbox in the coming days!
At the same time, we would like to thank all the participants for their efforts. Because of you, the telecentre.org community was able to see some beautiful photos and also the work that the telecentres are doing in different parts of the world. It was really fun “celebrating telecentre successes” through the medium of photography.
Thank you everybody for making this contest a success!
Now, get ready for the results!
Following is the list of the photos that made it to the top five, in no particular order:
eLearning for Village Students by W.M.C.R.K. Disanayake (Sri Lanka)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/elearning-for-village-stu...
Creating Leadership for Grassroot Development by Niranjan Meegammana (Sri Lanka)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/creating-leadership-for-g...
Tamil Children Playing Yodigo by Oliver Zielke (Canada)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/tamil-children-playing-yo...
Connecting Slaga Wirelessly by Agbenyo John Stephen (Ghana)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/connecting-slaga-wireless...
Farmers and Telecentre in Bangladesh by Mohammad Kamrul Islam Bhuiyan (Bangladesh)
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/photo/farmers-and-telecentre-in...
telecentre.org takes this opportunity to congratulate all the winners. They can look forward to exciting prizes! So, dear winners, don't forget to check your mailbox in the coming days!
At the same time, we would like to thank all the participants for their efforts. Because of you, the telecentre.org community was able to see some beautiful photos and also the work that the telecentres are doing in different parts of the world. It was really fun “celebrating telecentre successes” through the medium of photography.
Thank you everybody for making this contest a success!
Tags: photocontest
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Comment by Bipas on December 24, 2009 at 4:04am - Congratulations for all the winners !!!!!!! but me Very Sad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Comment by Saud Md. Munwar on December 6, 2009 at 5:15am - Wonderful and Congratulations to the winners.
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Comment by OWINO Fredrick on November 13, 2009 at 5:10am - congrats to all winners!!
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Comment by Mosharrof Hossain on November 12, 2009 at 8:36am - Congratulations all winners!
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Comment by Shahid Uddin Akbar on November 12, 2009 at 4:36am - Congrats !!!
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Comment by Pritam Kumar Sinha on November 12, 2009 at 2:40am
- All the photographs are good representation of digital changes happening at the grassroots level through tele-centres. Congrats all the winners!
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Comment by Shipra Sharma on November 11, 2009 at 6:20am - Congratulations Winners!
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Comment by Community Facilitator on November 11, 2009 at 5:57am - Congratulations to all the winners. Thanks for taking some great pictures!
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Comment by Dean Mulozi on November 11, 2009 at 2:18am -
Congratulations to all those who made it to the top five! Keep it up.
Dean Mulozi
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Comment by Agbenyo John Stephen on November 10, 2009 at 11:08am - Wow! i feel excited to be in the top 5!
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