Everyone knows that the Aud is being demolished, and you should really get down there and see it in person if you haven't already. It's interesting and sad and beautiful and cool and bittersweet and other things - all in one. The point I'm making here is that you can win cool stuff if you take a great photograph of the Aud during its demolition.
Starting today and ending at 5PM on May 28, amateur photographers can submit photographs to the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation via mail. (ECHDC, 95 Perry Street, Suite 500, Buffalo NY, 14203-3030, attn: "Photo Contest.") The photograph must be on CD or DVD, in .gif, .jpg, or .tif format. Make sure you check out the official rules on the website before you send anything in.
The person with the winning photograph will receive a pair of the Aud's famous orange seats, an Aud brick, an "Aud Demolition Team" sweatshirt, provided by Demco Inc., and a "Farewell Old Friend" cap provided by New Era. The winner will be announced mid-June during the final demolition ceremonies.
The runner-up will receive all of that good stuff, minus the orange seats.
So get down there and start taking some good shots! And good luck!
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Starting today and ending at 5PM on May 28, amateur photographers can submit photographs to the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation via mail. (ECHDC, 95 Perry Street, Suite 500, Buffalo NY, 14203-3030, attn: "Photo Contest.") The photograph must be on CD or DVD, in .gif, .jpg, or .tif format. Make sure you check out the official rules on the website before you send anything in.
The person with the winning photograph will receive a pair of the Aud's famous orange seats, an Aud brick, an "Aud Demolition Team" sweatshirt, provided by Demco Inc., and a "Farewell Old Friend" cap provided by New Era. The winner will be announced mid-June during the final demolition ceremonies.
The runner-up will receive all of that good stuff, minus the orange seats.
So get down there and start taking some good shots! And good luck!
You can only submit via snail mail on a disc? Glad to see they're technologically up to date. Sheesh!