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The Prix de la Photographie (PX3), an international photography festival held annually in Paris, is now offering two new calls for entry. "Water," an environmentally-themed juried exhibition to run in New York in 2009, will offer awards ranging from $500 to $2000, and feature the top 20 photographs at the exhibition. Deadline is October 15, 2008.

The Px3 Photo Competition, to be exhibited at the annual festival in Paris, will be accepting entries until January 16, 2009. Details are available at the link below.

After five years in production, with 40 specialist crews having produced thousands of hours of 35mm and HD footage in 200 locations across 26 countries, BBC Natural History Unit filmmakers and documentary veterans Alastair Fothergill and Mark Linfield have unveiled their most ambitious film to date: Earth.

Fans of nature documentaries all acknowledge the incredible achievements of the directors' past projects, Planet Earth and Blue Planet, among others. In Earth, Patrick Stewart narrates as sweeping aerial shots (a result of 250 days of aerial shooting) portray the migration of elephants from the Kalahari to the Okavango Delta, polar bears in Norway, and humpback whales embarking on an epic journey from the equator to the South pole.

Art in Nature: Nature is beauty, majestic and inspiring. The Art of Nature will illustrate all aspects of nature in it's many tableaus: landscape, seascape, wildlife, floral, water, environment and weather. Deadline September 16, 2008.

Negative Space: It is not always the subject, but the Negative Space around the subject that makes a photograph truly stunning. This exhibition will highlight the compositional element that makes up the space not commonly seen. Deadline October 14, 2008.

All of the Center's juried exhibitions are open to all domestic and international, professional and amateur, photographers working with digital or traditional photography or combinations of both. The Center for Fine Art Photography invites photographers working in all mediums, styles and schools of thought to participate. Traditional, contemporary, avant-garde, creative, experimental and mixed techniques are welcome.

"For me, painting provides an infinite form of expression and creativity. By abstracting ideas from landscapes and wildlife, I work in mixed media watercolor techniques attempting to achieve new dimensions in pattern and texture utilizing form, contrived depth and arbitrary color."

With great concern for conservation, the subjects, usually animals and birds are represented by idealistic realism in compositions of ambiguous space relationships and multiple perspectives, which emphasize the design of nature. Much time is spent researching, observing, and sketching at the source to build a store of information and develop understanding of the subject matter.

Art for Conservation presents An evening with the International League of Conservation Photographers - an exclusive exhibition and sale of works by top conservation photographers from around the world. The exhibit will run October 2 - 31 at The Collective Fine Art Gallery, 109 S. College Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado.

A special VIP reception will be held on Thursday, October 2, 2008, from 6-9 pm at the Collective Gallery. If you would like to attend, please call 970.484.9650 before September 30 for reservations.

The show will feature works by Frans Lanting, Cristina Mittermeier, Peter Oxford, Boyd Norton, Norbert Rosing, Bob Rozinski, Joel Sartore, Wendy Shattil, Igor Shpilenok, Roy Toft and Michele Westmoreland, among others. Several of the photographers will be present at the VIP reception to discuss their work in conservation photography.

Proceeds from sales will benefit the ILCP.