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Everybody ready? Say 'cheese'

By CompiledJudy Lowe Jean-Marc Mojon and Sara Steindorf

November 3, 1999

Twist, a teen magazine, and Kodak are searching for talented young photographers. They are launching a contest where teenagers nationwide can submit photos of student life and win prizes. The deadline is Jan. 15.

Twist will publish the winning entries in its June 2000 issue, allowing participants to see themselves and their friends in a national publication.

Prizes include cameras and a supply of film. Teen shutterbugs can enter by sending one or two shots of themselves and their friends engaged in school-related activities to Photo Contest, Twist, PO Box 1663, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632. Find complete guidelines for submission at www.twistmag.com. Then, start clicking!

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