CLEVELAND - PCT announces the call for entries for our 24th annual Best Pest Photo Contest.
The contest is your chance to be recognized alongside your peers for having taken one of the best photographs in the pest control industry. Photos will be judged on the three Cs (color, clarity and content) and only those who are involved in, or affiliated with, the structural pest control industry are eligible to win. In addition to the photo, please provide: (1) Identification of the pest; (2) location of where the photo was taken; (3) anything else unique about the photo or circumstances when you took it (download a slideshow of last year’s winning photo and finalist entries).
The winning photographer will receive $500. Deadline to enter is Dec. 6. *Important note: There is a limit of one photo per entrant.
CLICK HERE to enter your photo.
The contest is your chance to be recognized alongside your peers for having taken one of the best photographs in the pest control industry. Photos will be judged on the three Cs (color, clarity and content) and only those who are involved in, or affiliated with, the structural pest control industry are eligible to win. In addition to the photo, please provide: (1) Identification of the pest; (2) location of where the photo was taken; (3) anything else unique about the photo or circumstances when you took it (download a slideshow of last year’s winning photo and finalist entries).
The winning photographer will receive $500. Deadline to enter is Dec. 6. *Important note: There is a limit of one photo per entrant.
CLICK HERE to enter your photo.
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