If you remember, UCCU used primarily UVU photo students images for last years calendar. Students were paid per image used as well as UCCU giving a contribution to the UVU photo program for equipment. They have contacted me again about having us submit images again. They will take submissions up until July 15th of this summer. (They want to get the calendar done a little earlier than they did last year) The requirements are that the images be in color (lame prejudice. I know) and horizontal orientation. They will be cropped closer to an 8x10 ratio so keep that in mind. They sent me a wish list so please take this with a grain of salt and know that requested images are not set in stone and there is no guarantee that any particular image will make the cut. Don't make this a full time job but keep it in your mind that when you are out and about and scenarios arise keep your camera handy and there might be some cash and a publication in it for you. I would love to see all student photography in it this year. So here you go, there wish list:
- Historic shots
- park on 5th east, cabins
- Bridal Veil Falls
- Icy, fall leaves
- Christmas Lights
- Thanksgiving point, salem ponds
- Sports
- soccer game, football game, golf course
- Weather
- snow, rain, lightning, sunsets, sunrise, flowers blooming, leaves changing
- Arial Views
- Utah Valley, etc
- Lake
- boating, fishing, lake
- Events
- UCCU Center, color festival, concerts, llama festival, rivalry run, rodeo, demolition derby
- Freedom Festival
- Parade, hot air balloons
- Parades
- local parades, city days
- Outdoors
- camping, campfire, hiking, men biking, caves, sledding, four wheeling, etc
- Thanksgiving Point
- Christmas lights, summer flowers, waterfalls
- Mountains
- Timp, Nebo, Maple, West
- Buildings
- Provo tabernacle
- Heber Creeper
- any season
- Wildlife
- deer, elk, fowl, moose, bear, cougar, etc
- Sundance
- summer biking, winter skiing/snowboarding
- City days and events
- Swiss days, Scottish Festival
- Downtown Provo
- Buildings, police officer/firefighter, provo airport
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