The Regulatory Council has launched a new call for photography enthusiasts to capture the essence of their region. Under the slogan "The Ribera del Duero in a snapshot," this initiative seeks to highlight the distinctive quality features that define one of the most prestigious wine-growing regions in the world.
The proposal invites both professionals and enthusiasts to pause time in front of a vineyard, a winery, or an everyday moment in the lives of its people. It is a golden opportunity to to promote culture and landscape of the region, fostering the visual creativity of those who reside in the national territory.
Technical requirements and delivery times
The rules state that the submission period will end on August 17th. Those interested must be of legal age and submit works that are totally original and unpublishedensuring that they have not been previously awarded or published in other media or digital platforms.
Regarding the format, it is required that the photos be submitted on physical media, specifically mounted on foam board measuring 40 by 50 centimetersIt is essential to note that the organization prohibits the use of artificial intelligence or aggressive electronic retouching, only allowing [specific modifications]. basic light and color settings to maintain the fidelity of the captured scene.
Awards and exhibition of the works
The prize for the winners is €800 for first place, followed by €400 and €200 for second and third place respectively. The jury's verdict will be announced during the Great Harvest Festival, an event that will bring together wine lovers in Aranda de Duero in early September.
In addition to the financial incentive, the competition offers an important visibility platform through a exhibition open to the publicThe best snapshots will be part of this exhibition, allowing visitors to contemplate the diversity of perspectives on the riverside territory just before the most important institutional events of the season.
The competition is thus establishing itself as an unmissable event for those who wish to visually narrate the story of a region with more than 300 wineries. Participation presents a challenge in capturing the authenticity and talent that emanates from every corner of the Duero basin, uniting the tradition of the countryside with contemporary artistic expression in a celebration that extols the national wine heritage.