Electronic Design Photo Contest

July 27, 2005
Submit Photos And Get Paid!
Grab some photos showing the "guts and glory" of you (and your team) at work. We need them for our "Day in the Life of an Electronic Designer" photo essay...

Submit Photos And Get Paid!

Grab some photos showing the "guts and glory" of you (and your team)at work. We need them for our "Day in the Life of an Electronic Designer" photo essay, which will appear in Electronic Design's October 20th special issue. There's a $500 Grand Prize for best photo series and $250 prize for best photo, and we pay $50 if we use any of your photos in the issue. Please include the names and titles of all photo subjects, as well as company name and the type of work-in-process illustrated by the photo. Digital photos should be in .tif or .jpg formats and must have resolution of at least 300 dpi. Deadline for submission is September 30, 2005.

E-mail digital photos to Rich Gawel at [email protected].

Mail hard-copy photos to:

Roger Engelke
Electronic Design
Special Issues Editor
45 Eisenhower Dr., 5th Floor
Paramus, NJ 07652

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