• Latest News: Worcester Music Festival has been bumped up from three to four days in 2012 due to demand.

• Latest News: We are now picking a local charity for WMF 2012. Who would you like to see benefit?

• Info: WMF 2012 takes place from August 24-27. A scorcher of a Bank Holiday, whatever the weather.

• Info: It's WMF's fifth anniversary this year. Watch this space for a whopper of a birthday celebration.

• Latest News: Calling all original bands and artists. We are now accepting applications to play at WMF 2012.

• Info: Howard James Kenny, Lea Haworth, Smileymic? Let us know your highlights of WMF 2011.

• Info: Hang on, hang on. We can't count that fast. But there's still time to apply to play. We'd love to see you.

• Latest News: Guitarist Jon Gomm, a WMF favourite, has had 2 million YouTube hits after a Tweet from Stephen Fry.

• What's On
• • Workshops and participation
  • Artists A to Z
  • Our venues 2011
  • Photo competition 2011
    • Photo competition results
    • Judging panel
    • Uploading photos
    • Rules & information

Worcester Music Festival photography competition 2011

Worcester Music Festival are pleased to announce that the winner of this years photography competition is Toni Charles for her black and white shot of Mari Randle from sister-led band Vault of Eagles. This years runners up were Tania Field and Sarah Colquitt.

All The top 25 entries can be seenn in  the gallery

Calling all photographers! And so ends Worcester Music Festival 2011... We hope you all had a great time, and we'd like to see what you got up to!

We've set up a Flickr account for your photographs. Anyone can upload photos of anything WMF related - bands, crowd shots, workshops. Please follow the instructions below to upload your images - if you have difficulties, contact photography@worcestermusicfestival.co.uk for assistance.

For general photos,  that you DO NOT want to enter into our photo competition please upload to this flickr account
Go to www.flickr.com and click Sign In. Choose to sign in with Google account using the email address photos2011@worcestermusicfestival.co.uk and password WMFPhotos2011, upload your photos and show us your pics.

Please add a meaningful name to each photo - for example, bandname_venue_date. You can also add your name if you wish, or create a set containing your photo. There is no limit on the number of photos you can upload, but please only upload your better shots!

VIEW ONLINE

If you just want to take a look at what's been going on, you can view the 2011 gallery at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wmf2011

PHOTO COMPETITION

PLEASE NOTE:  The photography competition is now closed for entries.

We will be running our popular photo competition again this year which is open to everyone. Last year saw 25 finalists chosen from over 1,400 of entries and was judged by Lauren Rogers from Worcester Evening News.

This year's judges will include previous winners Joseph Singh and Mark Hoy, and rock photographer Steve Johnston. Due to the sheer volume of entries we get, the rules will change slightly this year and we are asking photographers to submit their top 10 photos for consideration. The 25 finalists will see their work displayed at Worcester Arts Workshop during October. The prize this year for the winner will be a framed print of their shot and a £35 voucher towards a meal for two courtesy of Puccini's Restaurant in Worcester.

If you just want to take a look entries, you can view the 2011 competition gallery at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wmfcomp2011/

Competition guidelines

The decision of the judges is final and no correspondence will be entered into. If you upload more than the maximum number of images, additional images will be deleted. We reserve the right to replace finalists if you are unable to provide a high resolution image for print. We reserve the right to change the prize for the competition if, for any reason, the published prize becomes unavailable.

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