IASC wishes you a prosperous 2020 with the 2020 IASC Calendar for you to download, and we remind you to submit photos for the IASC 2020 Bulletin! IASC prepares its annual calendar to disseminate information about IASC and its activities and to thank the IASC Community for your engagement over the year. The Secretariat collects and selects the best Arctic pictures from the field, everyday life, animals, landscapes, and more - submitted by you, the IASC Community. Do you also have great Arctic science picture you want to share? Then read on!
For graphics and photographs, IASC depends solely on what the IASC Community sends in. IASC is currently looking for new photographs for the publication of the 2020 Bulletin and other IASC materials such as the website, brochures, and social media. We welcome images depicting all areas of Arctic science: scientists in the field, animals, landscapes, everyday life in the Arctic, and more!
Although we are not able to pay for the images, we of course credit the photographer. The photographer also will receives a copy of printed material by mail. For print, the image quality must be around at least 3500 x 2500 pixels.
With each photo submission, IASC also requires:
- A short description about what we see and background information on the project/research;
- Location;
- Name of photographer / Institute;
- Contact information (both email and mail addresses).
Please upload your pictures and associated information here.
Thank you to all those who make the effort to send in photos. We usually receive more photographs than we can publish and therefore have to make a selection based on quality, as well as geographical and thematic representation. We only notify the photographers whose contributions are selected for publication.
Thank you! Any questions should be directed to IASC Communications Manager, Federica Scarpa: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Thank you to all those who make the effort to send in photos. We usually receive more photographs than we can publish and therefore have to make a selection based on quality, as well as geographical and thematic representation. We only notify the photographers whose contributions are selected for publication.
Thank you! Any questions should be directed to IASC Communications Manager, Federica Scarpa: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
