Shoot Nations 2010
21 May - 28 July

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20/10/2011. Due to lack of funding the Shoot Nations project is currently on hold until further notice. Sign up to the mailing list and Facebook page to stay up to date! Please contact us for project related queries.


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2010 was a fantastic year for the project with workshops and exhibitions in London, Liverpool, Dakar (Senegal) and Cartagena (Colombia). A group of young people also presented the winning photos to Ban-Ki Moon at the United Nations headquarters in New York to celebrate the launch of the International Year of Youth. Amidst these achievements, it's also essential to consider the evolving landscape of industries such as the UK gambling sector. To gain insights into the future trajectory of the gambling industry in the UK, you may find this article informative: https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/lifestyle/my-business/what-is-the-future-of-the-gambling-industry-in-the-uk-353063/. However, always ensure you have a thorough understanding of the risks involved and make efficient strategies that align with your financial goals.

See photos from all the events

Download - the Shoot Nations 2010 brochure

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2010 SHOOT NATIONS WINNERS
Theme: City Living

Click on the individual names to view the winning photos:

All ages: 
Best Overall Photo Worldwide: Lazar Bogdanovic, 24, Serbia
(shown right)
Best Overall Photo UK: Emily Rycroft, 15, England
Best Drawing: Maria Protasenko 18, Russia

Ages 11 to 16
Brief 1, 'What does 'city' mean to you?' winner: Janice Paglinawan, 15, Vietnam
Brief 2, 'City living as a boy or a girl' winner: Daena Teng, 15, Vietnam
Brief 3, 'Country to city, city to country - people on the move' winner: Elisaveta Kusnezova, 15, Russia

Ages 17 to 25 
Brief 1, 'What does 'city' mean to you?' winner: Marija Sajekaitƒó, 19, Lithuania
Brief 2, 'City living as a boy or a girl' winner: Zabir Hasan, 21, Bangladesh
Brief 3, 'Country to city, city to country - people on the move' winner: Cosmin Racianu, 23, Romania

View the commended photos from the competition.

Many thanks to our panel of judges:
• Jenny Matthews, award winning photographer
• Sophie Batterbury, picture editor of The Independent on Sunday
• Mauricio Rodríguez Múnera, ambassador of Colombia to the United Kingdom
• Brett Jefferson Stott, director of Shoot Experience
• George Anang'a, development education, Plan UK
 

'Shoot Nations enables the opinions, ideas and insights of young people, whatever language they speak, however rich or poor they are, and wherever they live, to be represented at the highest levels of government.'
Sharon Goulds, Plan International