Thursday August 31, 2006
Take a shot at this contest and win thousands
IOI Properties Berhad launched its Photography Contest themed “The Beauty of Bandar Puteri Puchong’’, recently.
The contest is open to all amateur and professional photographers until Sept 8.
It is aimed at highlighting the vibrant lifestyles and the beauty of Bandar Puteri Puchong and to invite the public to demonstrate their photography skills.
With the unspoilt Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve as the background, contestant will have to capture the vibrant lifestyles, the sleek architecture, natural landscapes and the wonderful faculties offered at the township.
Scoring of the entries will be based on the subject and moment, picture composition, technical quality, originality, creativity and technique.
The photographs must be borderless prints of 8R size (8”x10”) without mounting.
Attractive cash prizes await the winners. The top three winning entries will be awarded RM3,000, RM2,000 and RM1,000 respectively. Consolation prizes of RM300 each will be given to another 10 winners. The winning photos will be displayed at IOI Mall during a prize-giving ceremony held at the end of September.
Closing date for all entries is on Sept 8.
Participation is free. Those interested can collect the entry forms at the Bandar Puteri Puchong sales office, IOI Mall information counter or download it from its website.
For more details, visit www.myioi.com or call 03-8064 8899 or 8947 8899.
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