Get your photos in for the 2025 Caithness calendar! The Seafarers Memorial by John Knowles was the cover shot of the 2024 calendar.
Images of Caithness taken by readers of the Caithness Courier and John O’Groat Journal are being sought for our annual calendar competition.
Amateur photographers can now submit their photographs of stunning locations across the county.
Some of the best will be selected to feature in the 2025 Caithness Calendar, which is expected to be a popular gift in the run-up to Christmas.
And there is a high standard to live up to judging by the entries to last year’s contest, with beautiful images showing a variety of locations including Canisbay Church, Crosskirk Bay at Forss, Holborn Head, Wick River and Sarclet.
Last year’s cover shot was a stunning silhouette of the Seafarer’s Memorial in Wick.
People are now invited to submit new photographs of the county in all four seasons to the publishers of the Caithness Courier and John O’Groat Journal.
The deadline for entries is September 15, 2024.
HOW TO ENTER:
• Find your best shots. Please remove any watermarks or date stamps.
• Ensure images are high-resolution jpg files (minimum size 2MB)
• Email them to [email protected] with “2025 calendar photos” as the subject line.
• Include a short caption stating the location of the picture; your name; and a daytime phone number.
• Please note: Due to the high volume of entries we receive, we are not able to acknowledge receipt of images.
By taking part, you’ll be in with a chance of having your photo included in the calendar and receiving a free copy of the final product, which will be on sale later this year. Those whose pictures are selected will also receive a copy of this year’s Let’s Remember Caithness photo book.
By entering, you are granting us permission to reproduce your image for the calendar, as well as in our newspapers and online. You will retain the copyright of the image.
The deadline for entries is 11.59pm on Sunday, September 15, 2024.
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