BIG SKY, Mont., Jan. 15-- A skier joyously dancing down the powdery Meriwether Trail. A majestic moose poised on a ridge. A victorious ten-year-old who just mastered his first rail in Zero Gravity Park. These are among the many faces of Moonlight Basin in Big Sky, Montana. Amateur and professional photographers are invited to submit their favorite face of the resort, with an eye toward capturing part of
The Contest awards winners in four categories include Action (skiing,riding, snowshoeing, hiking, dog sledding, etc.); Family (capturing the essence of family interaction in this tremendous environment); Scenic (images that portray the raw beauty and distinctive landscape of this Big Sky retreat); and Social (shedding a lens on the fun to be found at Moonlight Basin.)
One grand prize winner will receive
"Moonlight Basin has a long history of supporting the arts in Montana," said Lee Poole , managing partner, Moonlight Basin. "We created 'Shoot the Moon' to foster photographic talent and provide a venue for artists to have their works published. Moonlight Basin's dynamic resort life, spectacular scenery, and abundant wildlife all make great canvasses for stunning photos. We're looking forward to seeing how artists capture these wonderful images," said Poole.
"Shoot the Moon" is open to all amateur and professional photographers above the age of 13. Submitted photos must be taken on site at Moonlight Basin, a four-season resort destination located in Big Sky, Montana. Photographers must enter a minimum of two images in one of more the categories. All prints must be submitted both digitally (minimum 3 MB) and mounted at 10" x 20". Deadline for entries is April 30, 2007. Submission details may be found atwww.moonlightbasin.com. Questions and inquiries should be directed toshootthemoon@moonlightbasin.com.
Moonlight Basin in Big Sky, Montana is a four-season resort company that has been nationally-recognized for its environmental stewardship and commitment to careful development and protection of some of the most magnificent forest lands in the Montana Rockies.
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