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The Little Rock Civitan Club and 2007 Little Rock Parks Photo Contest The Little Rock Civitan Club and Onebanc proudly present the 2007 Little Rock Parks Photo Contest “Showcasing the Beauty and Diversity of Little Rock Parks” The purpose of this contest is to celebrate the beauty and diversity of the 54 developed Little Rock city parks, which include 12 large, 14 medium-sized and 28 small parks. It is a joint project of the Little Rock Civitan Club, Onebanc and Little Rock Parks and Recreation to benefit our community. Contest proceeds will go to support Little Rock Civitan Club community projects and the Little Rock Parks and Recreation (Park of the Month Project). Take it outside, have fun, support our parks, and win fabulous prizes! Photo Contest Rules: Entry deadline: The deadline for receipt of entries at Onebanc at 4520 Markham St., Little Rock, AR 72205, is Nov. 1, 2007. Winners will be announced and notified November 9, 2007. Trio of Photos/Entry Fee. The contest is open to all photographers. Entrants may enter as many times as they wish, but each entry must consist of a set of 3 color photos including 1 photo each of an identified small, medium and large-sized Little Rock city park (but not to include the Zoo) from the attached list of parks. Each set of 3 photos must be accompanied by a $10 entry fee. A label must be attached to the back of each of the 3 photos giving (1) the name of the photographer, (2) name of the park, (3) photographer’s address and telephone number. Do not write directly on the front or back of photos. Photos submitted instead on a CD-ROM must be accompanied by a sheet of paper with the same information, clearly specifying which park is shown in each photo. Subject Matter/Judging: Each photo must show a recognizable portion of the park identified. Some aspect of the park must figure significantly in the photograph although an area outside the park may appear in it. After entry, the trios of photos will be separated and all photos of small parks will be judged against each other, medium-sized parks judged against each other, and large parks judged against each other. Photos will be judged by a panel of independent judges not employed by the Little Rock Civitan Club, Onebanc, or the City of Little Rock. Entries will be judged on compliance with contest rules, overall photo quality and expression of the beauty or attractiveness in the particular park. The decision of the judges shall be final. Format and Submission of Entries: Photos must have been taken by the entrant in 2007. Entries must be submitted in print format, not matted or framed (each photo minimum 8”x10”, maximum 11”x14”) or on a CD-ROM (minimum 8”x10” at 240 dpi, .jpeg format only). Submit entry fee and completed entry form with trio of photos. Images containing recognizable persons must also include a signed and dated model release form. Entrant must hold all rights to each photo entered. Photos must not infringe on another person’s copyright. By submitting a trio of photos with a signed entry form, the entrant agrees to the contest rules. Photos may be cropped. Minor adjustments, including spotting, dodging and burning, contrast and slight color adjustment or their digital equivalents, are allowed. Submit entries by mail or in person to Onebanc, 4520 West Markham St., Little Rock, AR 72205 (across from UAMS). Winners/Prizes: An entrant may not win more than two places in the contest. Prizes are not redeemable in cash. No substitutions for prizes will be made at the request of winning entrants. Contest organizers retain the rights, in their sole and absolute discretion, to make substitutions of equivalent kind or approximate value in the event of the unavailability of a prize or component of a prize. The City of Little Rock, Little Rock Civitan Club, Onebanc, other contest sponsors and prize donors accept no responsibility for lost or misdirected entries. - More - Best in Show - $100 Bedford Camera and Video Gift Certificate $100 Series EE Savings Bond 4-month pass to Rebsamen Tennis Center (value $75) Weekend Getaway in the City Package (total value $375) 1 night stay for two at Courtyard by Marriott Dinner for two at Sonny Williams Steak Room Boulevard Bread Company (River Market) Gift Certificate Tickets for two to Clinton Presidential Library Gift certificate to Clinton Museum Store Small parks: First place – Arkansas Queen Riverboat Cruise tickets for two (value $65) Family 4-pack tickets and Arkansas Twisters football (value $80) 1-month individual pass to Jim Dailey Fitness & Aquatic Center (value $37.50) Dillard’s gift basket (value $100) 1 round of golf with electric golf cart on City golf course (value $35) Second place – 4 flats of annuals from Parks and Recreation Horticulture Division greenhouses with 2 tickets to the Arkansas Flower & Garden Show 10 Riverdale 10 movie tickets (value $70) Third place – 2 IMAX theater tickets (value $15) $25 gift certificate to Horticare Medium parks: First place – Arkansas Queen Riverboat Cruise tickets for two (value $65) Family 4-pack tickets and Arkansas Twisters football (value $80) Propane-fired fish fryer donated by CenterPoint Energy (value $60) 1-month individual pass to Jim Dailey Fitness & Aquatic Center (value $37.50) Second place – 1 tree (approx. 8ft. high) from Parks and Recreation Urban Forestry Division 10 Riverdale 10 movie tickets (value $70) Third place – 2 IMAX theater tickets (value $15) $25 gift certificate to Horticare Large parks: First place – Arkansas Queen Riverboat Cruise tickets for two (value $65) Family 4-pack tickets and Arkansas Twisters football (value $80) 1-month individual pass to Jim Dailey Fitness & Aquatic Center (value $37.50) $50 gift certificate to Riverfront Steakhouse, North Little Rock Second place – 1 tree (approx. 8 ft. high) from Parks and Recreation Urban Forestry Division 10 Riverdale 10 movie tickets (value $70) Third place – 2 IMAX theater tickets (value $15) $25 gift certificate to Horticare Use of images: Photos will not be returned and shall become the property of the City of Little Rock. By entering the contest, entrants allow the City of Little Rock to use the images in any and all publicity, publications, and promotional activities as it desires consistent with the purpose of this contest. These rules/entry form and winning photos will be displayed at www.bedfords.com & www.littlerock.org. The Little Rock Civitan Club encourages you to patronize these friends of Little Rock Parks & Recreation: Onebanc, Arkansas Queen Riverboat, Arkansas Twisters, Bedford Camera & Video, Boulevard Bread Company, CenterPoint Energy, Clinton Presidential Library, Clinton Museum Store, Courtyard by Marriott, Dillard’s, Horticare, IMAX Theater, Riverdale 10 Theater, Riverfront Steakhouse, Sonny Williams Steak Room. - More - 2007 LITTLE ROCK PARKS PHOTO CONTEST ENTRY FORM Photographer ______________________Address________________________________ ________________________________ Telephone______________E-mail address_____________________________________ List parks shown in submitted photos and identify which photo is of which park: Small park_________________________________________________________ Medium park_______________________________________________________ Large park_________________________________________________________ Please tell us your favorite Little Rock park (does not have to be one listed above): ____________________________________________ Signature of photographer_________________________ Date submitted____________ Mail or drop off photos (prints or CD) to: Onebanc 4520 Markham St. Little Rock, AR 72205 Make checks payable to “Little Rock Civitan Club” (Photos become the property of the City of Little Rock and will not be returned.) [Parks listed on next page.] Little Rock Parks 54 Developed Parks Large Urban Parks (50 acres or more) Allsopp Park Cantrell & Cedar Hill Boyle Park 36th & Boyle Park Road Gillam Park Gillam Park Road Hindman Golf Park Brookview Drive/end of 65th Street Interstate Park Arch Street near I-30 Jack Stephens Youth Golf Academy 6620 Falls Boulevard Murray Park Rebsamen Park Road Otter Creek Park Stagecoach Road Rebsamen Golf Park 3400 Rebsamen Park Road Reservoir Park Highway 10 & Jackson Reservoir Two Rivers Park County Farm Road War Memorial Park Markham & Fair Park (does not include Zoo)* Medium-sized Community Parks (20-50 acres) Benny Craig Park Gum Springs & Rosemoore Brodie Creek Park Tall Timber Boulevard Curran Conway Park 24th & Monroe East Little Rock Park 6th & Townsend Hindman Community Park Brookview Drive/end of 65th Street Kanis Park Rodney Parham & Mississippi Knoop Park Ozark Point McArthur Park 9th & McMath Morehart Park Mabelvale Cut-off Rd & 4th Street Remmel Park 1-440 & Lindsey Road Riverfront Park LaHarpe Boulevard & Markham Southwest Complex 6401 Baseline University Park 12th & Leisure Lane William J. Clinton Presidential Center Park President Clinton Avenue Small-sized Community or Neighborhood Parks (20 acres and under) Barton Park Roosevelt Road & Dennison Street Birchwood Park Birchwood & Creek Circle Butler Park Rodney Parham & Old Forge Centennial Park 15th & Wolfe Cheatem Park 6th & Kimball Dunbar Park 16th & Chester Fletcher Park I-630 & Woodrow Granite Heights Park 38th & Confederate Boulevard Granite Mountain Park #1 Granite Mountain Circle Hanger Hill Park 12th & Hanger Kiwanis Park Foster & 42nd Street Meriwether Park “M” & Florida Ninth Street Park 9th & Pulaski Oak Forest Park 14th & Pierce Ottenheimer Park Dahlia & Azalea Pankey Park Russ & Piggee Street Pettaway Park 21st & Commerce Pinedale Cove Park Pinedale Cove/near Sibley Hole Road Prospect Terrace Park “L” & Tyler Rebsamen Parkway Park Rebsamen Parkway Richland Park Richland Drive South Little Rock Park 2701 S. Main Southside Park Whitmore Circle Swaggerty/Crump Park 33rd & Fulton Terry Mansion 7th & Rock Street Thom Park Eva Lane Wakefield Park Fisher & Woodson West End Park 36th & Potter * The Zoo is not included in this contest since it has its own photo contest. See littlerockzoo.com or bedfords.com for Zoo photo contest details. Click on the logo or links below to get more information on the sponsors: www.littlerockcivitan.org www.onebanc.com http://www.littlerock.org/ParksRecreation/ .
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