Photographers can submit unlimited numbers of single shots and collections of black and white photos with each having a resolution of 300dpi. The number of Likes for their entries on Facebook will contribute 30% to the final results.
Nguyen Dinh Toan, marketing director of Vinacafe and a member of the judging panel, said that the contest put an emphasis on the stories told via photos about Vietnam. They can an old-architecture alley, a street vendor or a hot steam-rising cup of coffee.”
Contestants will have to post their entries on the fanpage https://www.facebook.com/chatcaphe for public comment and sharing. There will be weekly prizes for the best photos of VND3 million each and VND1 million for the photos having the largest numbers of Likes and Shares.
The organizers will publicize three prizes worth VND21 million each for the top three winners and other nine consolation prizes worth VND6 million each for the good photos featuring culture/daily life’s activities, landscapes and Vietnam’s traditions.
