Photo subject can include camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, scenic landscapes, plants and animals. Those are suggested topics, but other possibilities are endless.
The contest will be divided into three age groups: grades 1 to 5, grades 6 to 8, and grades 9 to 12. The competition begins Feb. 1.
All entries must be postmarked by March 21. Entries should be submitted as 8-by-10 prints, no emails will be accepted and there is a limit of two entries per person.
The photos will be judged on creativity, photographic technique, and originality.
First, second and third place prizes will be awarded in each category. Winning entries will be exhibited at the Oklahoma History Center.
The display will be in conjunction with the special exhibit 'Field, Forest and Stream' that celebrates our state's rich outdoor heritage. The exhibit will relate the history of hunting, fishing, outdoor recreation and conservation in Oklahoma utilizing artifacts, dynamic graphics, audio-visual elements and hands-on interactives. It will open April 3 in the Gaylord Special Exhibits Gallery.
Winners will be announced on April 3, 2008 on the Oklahoma Historical Society web page, www.okhistory.org/kids. Additional information about the contest is posted on that web page.
For more information call Jennifer Towry at 522-1951 or email her at jtowry@okhistory.org.
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Hi,
I love reading Taste Oklahoma, especially the posts about food and restaurants around Tulsa. I grew up in S. Tulsa and Bixby and enjoy keeping up with what is going on in my former home town.
I thought your readers might be interested in reading a review of Carrabba's Italian Restaurant.
We have some new items on the menu, and we'd love for you to come try Carrabba's and do an honest review. We'll send you a VIP Gift Certificate for two – invite a friend if you want.
If you're interested, let me know and I'll send you the gift certificate.
In case you aren't familiar with Carrabba's, here are a couple things you should know:
Each Carrabba's location has LOCAL ownership. Carrabba's works in true partnership with actual local owners at every restaurant occasion.
Every dish is completely FRESH. All items - sauces, doughs, desserts - are made from scratch every morning.
Again, if you're interested, let me know and I'll send you the gift certificate.
Thanks!
Sarah Woodward
sarah.woodward@mslpr.com
Thanks for reading our blog and taking the time to leave a comment!
Carrabba's Italian Restaurant sounds great. I see you have locations in both of Oklahoma’s major metro areas.
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