Wiki Loves Monuments 2021
Search, shoot, upload, win... and give value to beauty!
In September appointment with Wiki Loves Monuments to immortalize in memorable shots the monuments of Lucca.
The city walls, Piazza Anfiteatro, Torre Guinigi and Torre delle Ore, the Botanical Garden, the Nottolini aqueduct... these are the pearls of the city most photographed by #locals & #tourists. Great classics which, with each shot, are transformed into suggestive and panoramic views, new and unusual perspectives.
The list of monuments to photograph is long and very rich: many places to discover, emotions to experience and stories to tell through images.
Wiki Loves Monuments
is the biggest photo contest in the world, in the Guinness Book of Records for the number of pictures collected.
WikimediaItalia invites citizens and visitors from over 50 countries to photograph the beauty of artistic and cultural heritage, monuments and natural sites, sharing their shots on Wikimedia Commons, the large multimedia database connected to Wikipedia.
Who can participate
Everyone can participate, amateurs and professionals, without age limits.
Here the info for photographers: the procedure to register on the site and upload photos HERE.
How to participate
Simply register and upload one or more shots of the monuments of your choice HERE.
When to participate
Photos must be uploaded from 1 to 30 September, but you can also use shots taken in the past, at any time of the year.
Any season, and any time of day, is welcome on Wiki Loves Monuments.
How it ends
At the end of the contest, in autumn, the regional competitions take place and finally the national selections and awards.
The winners (the 10 winners of the Italian competition) will take part in the worldwide competition.
All info to participate on the dedicated pages of the Wikimedia Italia
for further info: (+39) 02 97677170 - contatti@wikilovesmonuments.it
Foto credits
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Torre Guinigi: Stefano Sansavini per WLM2019
FOTO1
Tempietto di Monte dell'Acquedotto Nottolini: Claudio Minghi per WLM2019
FOTO2
Laghetto dell'Orto Botanico: Hauchnebelkabinet per WLM2019