German Information Centre I Love Germany Photo Contest 2017

Organization : German Information Centre New Delhi
Competition Name : I Love Germany Photo Contest 2017 (#ILoveGermany )
Applicable For : People residing in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal
Competition Last Date : 10th March, 2017

#ILoveGermany Contest :

Is Germany a home away from home or is it a shoppers’ paradise? Are you studying in your dream university there or do you simply love its breathtaking landscape?

Related : LIMEWIT Photography Themed Week & Contest : www.contest.net.in/20946.html

Why do we want to know? :
** The German Information Centre New Delhi presents its Photo Contest: #ILoveGermany because …
** Show us your love for Germany by sending your favourite photograph that fits the theme along with the completed tagline #ILoveGermany because …
** It could be a photo of you, your friends, your family or even a miscellaneous one in line with the theme. But remember, the photo must be original and must have been clicked in Germany. It’s as simple as that!
** The contest ends on 10th March, 2017. So hurry up and send us your entry. Let us celebrate your love for Germany!

Here’s how you can participate:
Rules and regulations:
** The contest is open for people residing in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.
** Post your photo on our Facebook page facebook [dot] com. with the hashtag #ILoveGermany. Please also add the name of the spot in Germany where the photo was taken.
** Only entries posted on our Facebook page with hashtag #ILoveGermany mentioned will be accepted and considered.
** Only one entry per participant will be considered.
** The competitor shall guarantee that the submitted photo is an original work
** The German Information centre (GIC) in New Delhi holds the right to reject entries and the outcome of the competition will be at the sole discretion of the GIC.
** All entries shall be the property of the German Information centre in New Delhi.
** Once the entry is submitted, the German Information centre holds the right to post the entry on its Web 2.0 platforms, as and when needed.