“There is no doubt that online ads could be far more effective and that outstanding photography and illustrations could certainly make a real difference,” said Daniele Fiandaca, Founder of Creative Social and former European Chief Executive of Profero, a leading global digital ad agency. “Corbis is recognized for having an incredible collection of stock photos and illustrations, and it’s fantastic that the design community is now able to license them so affordably.”

Corbis Images’ Web and Mobile images are priced according to pixel size, license model and price tier. For royalty free (RF) images, Corbis Images is offering one simple 400 pixel file size ranging from $5 to $20. For rights-managed images (RM), Corbis Images is offering two files sizes – 400 and 600 pixels – with prices ranging from $15 to $60.  Creatives can now use Corbis Images’ award-winning creative and editorial imagery collections in their smallest web and mobile uses with minimal manipulation or resizing, for an affordable price. The Web and Mobile resolution files sizes continue to offer customers indemnification and high levels of rights control.

“Creative and media professionals no longer have to settle for lower quality stock photos or illustrations when creating ad creative or publishing on the web or for mobile applications,” said Rajiv Jain, CTO and SVP/GM of CorbisImages.com. “Our new web and mobile resolution file sizes of our world-renowned photos and illustrations are the perfect fit at an affordable price, and people now have the opportunity to demonstrate their best creative work online.”

Quality, affordable imagery will be specifically relevant for advertising and publishing on emerging mobile devices and tablets.  With the instant success of Apple’s iPad(TM), there will be an increase in demand for premium quality images at a low price point, in different sizes and formats, to use in digital magazines, and advertisements.

Demand to use imagery online continues to grow rapidly along with the growth in digital advertising. According to research company Outsell Inc., U.S. advertisers will this year spend more on digital than print advertising for the first time. Spending on Web sites and other digital media will jump 9.6 percent to $119.6 billion, taking 33 percent of the overall advertising market, with print making up 30 percent of the market.

© 2010, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

NEW YORK, March 11 /PRNewswire/ — Photobook industry leader MyPublisher announced today the addition of famed storytelling photographer Rick Smolan to its editorial team.

Smolan joins MyPublisher as a consulting editor. He will advise the company on trends in consumer and professional photography and digital technology. Also, Smolan will counsel MyPublisher on selecting user-generated content to be displayed at www.mypublisher.com. In addition to his work as consulting editor, Smolan will create a Photobook including some of his favorite photographs to display on the MyPublisher website.

“Rick knows everybody in the photography world, both on the technological side and on the artistic side. He has his ear to the ground and can give us information that no one else has access to,” said Carl Navarre, CEO and founder of MyPublisher.

Smolan added: “Professional photographers don’t make 4×6 prints anymore – they make complete Photobooks that tell the story of their vacation or their wedding or their daughter’s magical fifth birthday party.  MyPublisher was the company that launched this entire new trend and many professional photographers, including myself, believe they offer the best software, the best product, and the best customer service. I am honored and excited to be working with MyPublisher because I passionately believe this is the future of photography and I want to see it continue to grow.”

Smolan, a former Time, Life and National Geographic photographer, is best known as the creator of the Day in the Life and America 24/7 series. He is president of Against All Odds Productions, which specializes in the design and execution of large-scale global projects that combine compelling storytelling with state-of-the-art technology. Many of his books have appeared on the New York Times best-seller lists and have also appeared on the covers of Time, Newsweek, Fortune and U.S. News and World Report. More than five million of Smolan’s books adorn coffee tables around the world; titles include The Obama Time Capsule, Blue Planet Run, America at Home, UK at Home, 24 Hours in Cyberspace, The Power to Heal, Passage to Vietnam, One Digital Day, and From Alice to Ocean.

© 2010, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

The 15th edition of the guide to Australia is officially the 100 millionth book to be published in Lonely Planet’s 37 year history.

To celebrate, Lonely Planet will launch a competition on January 29, 2009 to encourage travelers to share their favorite travel images and be in the running to win a round-the-world trip for two, or one of 200 Nokia handsets valued at around $740US. Travelers will be able to upload their travel images via lonelyplanet.com/win.

Lonely Planet’s co-founder, Tony Wheeler, said shared travel experiences are at the heart of everything Lonely Planet does. “And this is why we decided to reach out to our travel community with a competition to build the world’s largest online mosaic of travel images to support us having published 100 million guidebooks.

“Pictures are a wonderful way to tell a story. They can celebrate memories of travel and capture the essence of our experiences. Over the years, Maureen and I have taken thousands of pictures around the world, and they’re an important part of our travel history.

“I’m delighted and amazed that we’ve published 100 million books, but the real cause for celebration is the hundreds of millions of shared travel stories experienced by Lonely Planet travelers. Sharing those stories is something we’ve been encouraging for decades,” Tony Wheeler said.

Lonely Planet CEO Matt Goldberg said the milestone of publishing 100 million books was an opportunity to reflect on how the company has evolved as a multi-media travel publisher.

“Lonely Planet serves an amazing global community of like-minded travel enthusiasts who, not only buy our books, but also enjoy accessing travel content, information, and services online and wirelessly, as well as through TV and magazines.

“This milestone is not about us; it’s about you. We would never have reached our 100 millionth publication without the goodwill of a loyal travel community who have enthusiastically shared their experiences with Lonely Planet out of the pure joy of travel and to help all travelers on their next journey.

“We hope everyone enjoys sharing their favorite travel images in our effort to build the world’s largest online mosaic of travel photography,” Matt Goldberg said.

You don’t have to be a professional photographer to enter. Entries will be judged on how your story – a combination of an image and a caption – captures the adventurous free spirit of Lonely Planet and getting to the heart of a place.

Tony Wheeler on Lonely Planet’s 100 million books and sharing travel stories:
Tony shares his thoughts on Lonely Planet achieving its 100 millionth book milestone and what sharing travel stories means to him on location filming ‘Lonely Planet: Roads Less Travelled’ in Alaska. You can view it here.

“We invited feedback in our very first books and soon began to include the useful warning that ‘Things change – prices go up, good places go bad, bad places go bankrupt – so if you find things better or worse, recently opened or long ago closed, please write and tell us’. Our travelers have taken that statement seriously, from the very beginning we’ve been supported by thousands of travelers who have written invaluable letters about their experiences.

“The phrase hadn’t been invented yet, but in 1981 Lonely Planet made its first foray into ‘user generated content’ by sending out a quarterly newsletter incorporating information from Lonely Planet travelers and writers out on the road.

“Our newsletter compilers evolved into today’s Talk2Us team, the connection to our travelers and an attempt to be more responsive to their feedback and to develop better ways of incorporating it into our planning for new editions.

“The Thorntree was born in 1996 – likely the first example of a vibrant traveler community on the web – and moved us into the era of online traveler conversations with the ever-growing Lonely Planet community. Today there are close to three quarters of a million Thorntree users and a new post goes up every 12 seconds.

“Today we’re a multi-media travel publisher – content from our guides feeds into the world’s media – you only have to look at the amount of attention Best In Travel 2010 has already received in international media; into research and inspiration for the Lonely Planet Magazine, our award winning television programs, mobile devices and licensing deals across the globe and, of course, our website, lonelyplanet.com”

© 2010, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

Atlanta, GA (Vocus/PRWEB ) October 30, 2009 — While many photographers dream of seeing their images on a national magazine’s cover, that dream rarely comes true, but for Shan Canfield in Nashville, Tenn. (also known as Mama Shan), it will in November. Mama Shan won Professional Photographer’s Cover Contest–open to all photographers–beating out almost 4,600 other entries from around the world.

Along with Shan, 20 other photographers from the 2009 Cover Contest will be recognized in Professional Photographer’s November issue: five top finishers and 16 honorable mentions. Narrowing the entries was difficult, as all wowed the judges with their real-world portrait, wedding, commercial, and event photography. Many of the images also met the technical requirements for a cover, including vertical orientation, composition that allows for the masthead, immediate impact and a subject relevant to the readers.

“On the cover, printed at 300 dpi at 9.5×11 inches, every little thing in the image shows up,” explains guest judge, Helen Yancy, M.Photog.M.Artist.MEI.Cr.Hon.M.Photog., CPP, API, F-ASP. “Cover images need to be nearly perfect…and the quality of the entries this year was amazing. It was tough to come up with the finalists.”

While only Shan will have her image seen on the November cover, she and the other finalists also will take home prizes from contest sponsors Bogen Imaging, Canon, Kodak Professional, Emotion Media and White House Custom Colour (WHCC).

To read more about the magazine, go to www.ppmag.com.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

Two Wiley authors will be making presentations at the event. Kevin Ames is a well-known commercial digital photographer who has written several Photoshop and photography books. His company, Ames Photographic Illustration, has done work for Honda, AT&T, and Westin Hotels. He also writes the “Digital Photographer’s Notebook” column for Photoshop User magazine, and is a Photoshop World Dream Team instructor.

Ames will be presenting on “Light, Exposure & Lenses” on October 22nd at 8:45 a.m. and then again on “Fantastic Portraits: It’s All Smoke, Mirrors & Photoshop” on October 24th at 8:45 a.m.

Rick Sammon will present on “Exploring the Light” on October 24th at 3:30 p.m.

Sammon has published more than 34 books and DVD’s, including Studio and Location Lighting Secrets for Digital Photographers, Rick Sammon’s Digital Photography Secrets, Digital Wedding Photography Secrets, Rick Sammon’s Canon EOS Digital Rebel Personal Training Photo Workshop DVD, Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Using the Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D and Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Using the Canon EOS Rebel XS/1000D , and Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Basic Lighting and Portraiture; all of which will be available at the Wiley booth. Sammon writes for PCPhoto, Outdoor Photographer and Layers magazine. He is also the author of the Canon Digital Rebel XT lessons on the Canon Digital Learning Center and is a Canon Explorer of Light.

Authors appearing in the Wiley booth during the event include Kevin Ames, Bob Davis, and Rob Sylvan. Their appearance schedule is as follows:

Kevin Ames, author of Adobe Photoshop CS2: The Art of Photographing Women (Thursday, October 22 at 1:00)

Bob Davis, author of Lights, Camera, Capture: Creative Lighting Techniques for Digital Photographers (Thursday, October 22 at 2:00)

Rob Sylvan, author of Photoshop Lightroom 2 For Dummies (Thursday, October 22 at 3:00)

Wiley will have a variety of books on Digital Photography, Photoshop and digital imaging featured at the show; a cross-section of selections from the Sybex, For Dummies, Visual and Wiley imprints. Two new titles that Wiley is excited to offer at the event include one of the first to market on Photoshop Elements 8, Photoshop Elements 8 For Dummies and the first book in a new series by Harold Davis called Creative Composition. All books will be offered at a 25% discount at the show.

Please visit www.wiley.com for more information on these titles. For more information, please contact Ashley Evens via email at aevens@wiley.com or call 201.748.6702.

Here is a complete list of Wiley’s Photo Plus Expo offerings:

Adobe:
Adobe Camera Raw for Digital Photographers Only, 2nd Edition
Camera Raw with Photoshop For Dummies
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 For Dummies
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Photoshop Workflow Bible
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom For Digital Photographers Only
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2: Streamlining Your Digital Darkroom Process
Photoshop CS2: The Art of Photographing Women
Photoshop CS4 After the Shoot
Photoshop CS4 All-in-One For Dummies
Photoshop CS4 Digital Classroom
Photoshop CS4 For Dummies
Photoshop CS4 Workflow: The Digital Photographer’s Guide
Photoshop CS4 for Nature Photographers: A Workshopin a Book
Photoshop Elements 7 For Dummies
Photoshop Elements 8 For Dummies
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Photoshop CS4
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Photoshop Elements 7
Digital SLR Photography with Photoshop CS2 All-In-One For Dummies

Canon:
Canon EOS 40D Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS 50D Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS 5D Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS Digital Photography Photo Workshop
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi/450D For Dummies
Canon EOS Rebel T1i/500D Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS Rebel T1i/500D For Dummies
Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D Digital Field Guide
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III Digital Field Guide
Canon Speedlite System Digital Field Guide
Canon VIXIA HD Camcorder Digital Field Guide

Digital Imaging/Editing:
Color Confidence: The Digital Photographer’s Guide to Color Management, Second Edition
Color Correction FOR Digital Photographers ONLY
Color Management for Digital Photographers For Dummies
Create Your Own Photo Blog
Creative Composition
Creative Shutter Speed: Master Your Camera’s Most Powerful Control
Digital Portrait Photography and Lighting: Take Memorable Shots Everytime
Skin: The Complete Guide to Digitally Lighting, Photographing, and Retouching Faces and Bodies
The Official Nik Software Image Enhancement Guide: The Photographers Resource for Professional Workflow Techniques
Studio and Location Lighting Secrets for Digital Photographers
Exposure and Lighting for Digital Photographers Only
Photo Finish: The Digital Photographer’s Guide to Printing, Showing, and Selling Images
A Digital Photographer’s Guide to Model Releases: Making the Best Business Decisions with Your Photos of People, Places and Things

Digital Photography:
Digital Photography All-in-One For Dummies, 4th Edition
Digital Photography For Dummies DVD Bundle
Digital Photography For Dummies, 6th Edition
Digital Photography For Seniors For Dummies DVD+Book Bundle
Digital Photography Simplified
Digital Photography: Top 100 Simplified Tips & Tricks, 3rd Edition
Rick Sammon’s Digital Photography Secrets
Shooting Digital: Pro Tips for Taking Great Pictures with Your Digital Camera, Second Edition
Digital SLR Cameras & Photography For Dummies, 3rd Edition

iPhoto:
Teach Yourself VISUALLY iPhoto ’09
iPhoto ’09 For Dummies
iPhoto ’09 Portable Genius

Nikon:
Nikon Capture NX 2 After the Shoot
Nikon Creative Lighting System Digital Field Guide, Second Edition
Nikon D300 Digital Field Guide
Nikon D5000 Digital Field Guide
Nikon D5000 For Dummies
Nikon D60 Digital Field Guide
Nikon D60 For Dummies
Nikon D700 Digital Field Guide
Nikon D90 Digital Field Guide
Nikon D90 For Dummies

Photo Workshop:
Portrait and Candid Photography Photo Workshop
Digital Infrared Photography Photo Workshop
Composition: Photo Workshop
HDR Photography Photo Workshop
Photographing Children Photo Workshop
Exposure Photo Workshop
Lighting: Photo Workshop
Macro Photography: Photo Workshop

Sony:
Sony Alpha DSLR-A200 Digital Field Guide
Sony Alpha DSLR-A300/A350 Digital Field Guide
Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 Digital Field Guide

Twitter:
Twitter For Dummies
Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time
Twitter Tips, Tricks, and Tweets

Wedding Photography:
Digital Wedding Photography Secrets
Digital Wedding Photography: Capturing Beautiful Memories

DVDs:
Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Basic Lighting and Portraiture
Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Using the Canon EOS Rebel XS/1000D
Rick Sammon’s DVD Guide to Using the Canon EOS Rebel XSi/450D
Rick Sammon’s Canon EOS Digital Rebel Personal Training – Photo Workshop

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17 /PRNewswire/ — Blurb , the creative publishing platform that enables anyone to design, publish, market and sell professional-quality books, seeks entries for the first-ever Best Blurb Books Contest. Photo books can be entered at http://www.blurb.com/photo-book-contest in one of three categories – family, pets, or travel – for a shot at one of three $3,000 grand prizes or one of three $1,000 runner-up prizes.

Submissions will be accepted through October 22, 2009. Beginning October 23, the public can cast their votes for their favorite books submitted. One vote per person per category will be accepted through November 9. Once public voting is closed, one judge in each category will select a grand prize winner and a runner-up from among the Blurb books that received the most votes. There is no cost to enter the Best Blurb Books Contest other than the cost to purchase one copy of the book you design and submit.

Creating a book and submitting it to the Best Blurb Books Contest is simple. Download Blurb BookSmart software to your Mac or PC to design your book; upload your book to Blurb; at check-out, select your category and enter your book into the Best Blurb Books contest; rally your friends, family, colleagues, Facebook friends, and Twitter followers to get out the vote. Blurb photo books come in six sizes, starting at just $12.95 for one book, making the Best Blurb Books Contest truly accessible for anyone.

  Judges for each contest category were hand-selected by Blurb.

  Category: Travel Lori Barbely, Islands Magazine

Lori Barbely is the photo editor at ISLANDS Magazine. From selecting imagery, shooting and writing to overseeing a redesign, conceiving photo essays and spearheading the 20th Annual Reader Photo Contest, Barbely has helped ISLANDS win numerous awards in visual excellence. Before joining the title in 2006, Barbely climbed the ranks to deputy photo editor at First for Women magazine. Before that, she graduated with a B.A. in photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

Category: Pets Christopher Ameruoso, Paw Print Magazine

Christopher Ameruoso has carved himself a unique and successful niche in the Hollywood Hills as a photographer of pets and the stars that own them. He has been photographing actors, actresses, and models since 1998 and has released two best selling pet books “Pets and Their Celebrities” & “Celebrities and Their Pets.” His work has been featured on more than 40 magazine covers. Ameruoso is the founder, editor-in-chief and photographer for PAW print, the pet magazine.

Category: Family April Peveteaux, Babble

April Peveteaux is an editor, writer and performer. Her work can be seen in RADAR and The Life and Times of the Mummy. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, daughter and cocker spaniel.

For more information on the Best Blurb Books contest, please visit http://www.blurb.com/photo-book-contest.com.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

LONDON, September 16/PRNewswire/ — A naked Beth Ditto, on Love, fights it out with Angelina Jolie, looking out from SHE. David Beckham wears a trilby at a jaunty angle for GQ, while a bald Jade Goody sells her wedding day to OK! Remember the First World War with BBC History, or celebrate the new US President with Time and Esquire. These are just some of the striking images from the last year of magazine covers which have been shortlisted for The Maggies national covers poll.

Now it is up to the UK magazine reading public to vote for their favourites over the next four weeks, as the voting website for The Maggies goes live at http://www.themaggies.co.uk

A panel of industry and celebrity judges including twice voted ‘Magazine Editor of the Year’ Peter Jackson, Media Week Editor Steve Barrett, model and actress Linda Lusardi and Heart Radio’s Toby Anstis, narrowed down the magazine covers into the short list:

    Fashion

    Esquire (November 2008)
    Glamour (September 2008)
    GQ (December 2008)
    Harper's BAZAAR (September 2008)
    Love (February 2009)

    Lifestyle

    Clash (April 2009)
    Good Housekeeping (November 2009)
    Prima Baby & Pregnancy (June 2009)
    Red (December 2008)
    SHE (July 2009)

    Celebrity & Entertainment

    Bass Guitar Magazine (April 2009)
    Esquire (February 2009)
    OK! (March 2009)
    Q (April 2009)
    Radio Times (December 2008/Jan 2009)

    Sports & Men's

    Four Four Two (June 2009)
    Huck (June 2009)
    Muscle & Fitness (August 2009)
    Rugby World (December 2008)
    Tennis Life (March 2009)

    Specialist & Hobbies

    BBC History (November 2008)
    Bob the Builder (January/February 2009)
    Creative Steps (January/February 2009)
    Empire (June 2009)
    Songlines (January/February 2009)

    Business & General Interest

    Geographical (January 2009)
    Isquared (Spring 2009)
    Newsweek (November 2008)
    Profi International Tractors & Farm Machinery (June 09)
    Time (December 2008)

The overall winner and category winners will be announced on 13 October.

The UK public are encouraged to vote for their favourite cover with a reward of a GBP2.50 iSUBSCRiBE gift voucher – a stark contrast to other public polls, in which participants pay to vote. The voucher may be redeemed against iSUBSCRiBE’s entire range of 1,200 magazine subscriptions. Plus, GBP1 from every subscription sold using the gift vouchers will be donated by iSUBSCRiBE to children’s charity Rays of Sunshine.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

From September 1st through September 30th, visitors to Fodors.com will have the opportunity to upload and share their favorite photos and experiences of America’s National Parks with other travelers. Ten winners will receive a copy of The National Parks by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns as well as a Fodor’s guide of their choice. Photographs will be considered for inclusion in upcoming editions of Fodor’s National Parks guides and all winning photos will be featured in an online gallery at www.Fodors.com.

Said Tim Jarrell, Publisher, Fodor’s, “With bigger-than-life panoramas, bubbling mud pots, shooting geysers, raging rivers, black bears, big horn sheep, and spectacular flora and fauna that barely scrape the surface of offerings, the National Parks are a photographer’s delight. We are excited to see these sites through the eyes of our travelers.”

Photo submissions will be accepted at www.Fodors.com through September 30th, 2009. Fodor’s has previously run photo contests for Ireland, Argentina, Turkey, Israel, Maryland, New Mexico, Costa Rica, California, Florida, and Alaska. Winning photos from these contests can be seen on www.Fodors.com.

About The National Parks by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns
The companion volume to the twelve-hour PBS series from the acclaimed filmmaker behind The Civil War, Baseball, and The War. In this evocative and lavishly illustrated narrative, on sale September 8th, 2009, Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan delve into the history of the park idea, from the first sighting by white men in 1851 of the valley that would become Yosemite and the creation of the world’s first national park at Yellowstone in 1872, through the most recent additions to a system that now encompasses nearly four hundred sites and 84 million acres.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

United States of America (Press Release) August 4, 2009 — Established stock photography company PhotoEdit Inc. has published the results from its first-ever student survey. Conducted for several months in spring and early summer 2009 at the request of a client, the survey questioned 284 high school students in the local area about their thoughts concerning the stock photos in their textbooks.

PhotoEdit, which maintains a focus upon multi-ethnic educational images, was primarily interested in discovering whether the students thought the textbook photos were applicable to their lives and their curricula. The responding students found many of the images helpful, but found that others were “not helpful, boring, from another century, unrelated to my life,” or all four.

The full results are available in a free PDF which will hopefully be useful for all stock agencies and stock photographers, as it offers insight into the minds of the end users. Anyone interested in the research can have the PDF file sent directly to them absolutely free of charge simply by emailing PhotoEdit’s content manager at mike.margol@photoeditinc.com and asking for it.

Additionally, in response to the survey results, PhotoEdit was motivated to create a brand new collection called Images That Teach. Consisting of 12 subject-specific galleries, the collection was designed with learning in mind: the images can help students of all ages understand concrete concepts in math, language, science, and other disciplines. The new collection also features the ethnic diversity that PhotoEdit is known for.

The galleries can be accessed from PhotoEdit’s homepage at http://www.photoeditinc.com and also from a direct link at http://www.photoeditinc.com/imagesthatteach/main.htm.

PhotoEdit hopes that the PDF and new Images That Teach collection will be helpful not only to stock agencies and photographers, but also to the publishers in the textbook field. Anyone with questions or concerns regarding the survey methodology, PDF file, or Images That Teach gallery is encouraged to contact the content manager at the aforementioned email address.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)

New York, NY (PRWEB) August 7, 2009 — Fodor’s Travel announces the latest in their series of travel photography contests, “Show Us Your Argentina,” where visitors to Fodors.com will have the opportunity to upload and share their favorite photos of Argentina with other travelers and the chance to win prizes, including Fodor’s guides.

Until August 17, 2009, Fodors.com members are invited to “Show Us Your Argentina” by submitting their favorite vacation photos, and the stories behind them, of the hottest destination in Latin America. One grand prize winner will have his/her photograph featured in Fodor’s Argentina and will receive a suite of Fodor’s latest full-color guides. Ten runners up will win two Fodor’s guides of their choice and all winning photos will be featured in an online gallery at www.Fodors.com.

“From the elegant boulevards, bright colors, and sizzling culture of Buenos Aires, to the wine lovers unique malbec vineyards of Mendoza to the northeast’s stunning Iguazu Falls, the country is brimming with sights,” said Fodor’s Publisher Tim Jarrell. “We’re excited to see what our travelers come up with.”
Photo submissions will be accepted at www.Fodors.com from August 3rd through August 17th, 2009. Fodor’s has previously run contests for Chicago, Maryland, New Mexico, Costa Rica, California, Florida, Turkey, Israel, and Alaska photos. Winning photos from these contests can be seen on www.fodors.com.

© 2009, The F Stops Here. All rights reserved. (Jessica D. Korman)