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Suwanee accepting photos for annual Snap Suwanee competition

Suwanee is accepting submissions through Jan. 31 for its annual Snap Suwanee photo competition. (Courtesy City of Suwanee)
Suwanee is accepting submissions through Jan. 31 for its annual Snap Suwanee photo competition. (Courtesy City of Suwanee)
By Karen Huppertz
Jan 3, 2019

Suwanee is accepting submissions through Jan. 31 for its annual Snap Suwanee photo competition. The annual photography competition provides a means for participants to share images that convey something telling about the Suwanee community. The competition is open to professional and amateur photographers.

Since the mission of the contest is to celebrate the city, all photos entered should be composed of subjects and locations within Suwanee city limits and taken within the past two years.

A panel of judges will select images that best depict Suwanee; an overall Judges’ Choice winner will also be named. Winning photographs will be exhibited for a one-year period at City Hall beginning in March. Information and entry form: www.Suwanee.com.

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