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If you like clothing, photography, and are between sixteen and twenty-five years of age, you’d be bloody nuts not to enter the Nikon Young Fashion Photographer of the Year awards!

A panel of judges will choose the twelve best entries whose work will then be displayed at Clothes Show Live 2006, which runs at the Birmingham NEC between 1st and 6th December 2006. Final judging will take place at the show and the overall winner will receive £2000 prize money, a one week placement with a top photographer, £1000 worth of Nikon photographic equipment and a VIP lunch at the show for 4 people. The closing date for entries is 20th October 2006.

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