SHREWSBURY, Mass. —Central One FCU said it is looking for photos depicting life in Massachusetts for a new photo contest it is putting on.
Winning submissions will be eligible for cash prizes, plus the photos will be used in the credit union's marketing materials.
According to Central One, the "Life in Massachusetts Photo Contest" is open to all residents of Massachusetts. Amateur and professional photographers based in Massachusetts are invited to submit photos that depict life in the state of Massachusetts for a chance to win $200.
“If you have a passion for capturing moments of your daily life with your loved ones, this is an opportunity to showcase those moments!” the credit union said. “Central One invites you to choose the best photos from your collection or take new ones that showcase the essence of living in Massachusetts with your friends, family, pets, and loved ones.”
Photos to be Featured in Brand Materials
The winning photographs will be featured in Central One brand material, such as the website and social media platforms.
The credit union said photo ideas include social gatherings (large or small), cookouts, camping trips, outdoor activities, events, hanging out at home, going for walks or hikes, bike rides, and more.
The Life in Massachusetts Photo Contest is open until April 30.
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