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Welcome to Week 4 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River and tributaries, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Afternoon Light on the Tappan Zee Bridge" by Michael Garber  "Approaching Esopus Island" by Jeff Kimma  "Beacon Point April 13, 2020" by Sara Pasti  "Esopus Meadows Lighthouse" by John Gotto  "Kingston-Port Ewen Bridge by the Hudson River" by Patricia Dickerson  "Rhinecliff Boat Landing, April 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Rondout Lighthouse honored guest of 2019" by Dale Sutton  "Rondout's Old Glory resting on the river" by Denise Alvey Oakley  "Sawyer's Mill on Sawyer's Kill Tributary Stream of the Hudson" by Diane Dintruff  "Staatsburg looking at Esopus Island, Autumn 2019" by Kevin Oldenburg  "Sunset Replica Viking Ship" by Clark Richters  "Tappan Zee Bridge Structure on the Way" by James LaRue  "Beacon Waterfront" by Meg Clark This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
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Welcome to Week 3 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "The Hudson River in Autumn" by Muddy Paddle  "Atop Rondout Lighthouse" by Amy Clark  "Beacon Point, April 20, 2020" by Sara J. Pasti  "Daybreak at Cold Spring" by John Eginton  "Egret and Piling, Raritan Bay" by Andrew Willner  "From Tivoli to the Catskills" by Jeanie Antonelle  "Hudson River to Esopus" by Patricia Dickerson  "Morning at Rondout Lighthouse" by Jody Sterling  "Morning Light" by Nancy Donskoj  "On the Hudson off Tivoli during IgniVox_s River of Light event 2006" by Kathleen Mandeville  "Palisades" by John Keator  "Returning from Rondout" by Denise Alvey Oakley  "Rhinecliff, NY, April 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Rondout Light" by Patrick Lopiano  "Rondout Light from Kingston Point Pond" by Anonymous  "Rondout, March 2020" by Anonymous  "Summer on the Hudson, Rondout" by Gina Bambace Conklin  "Sunset over Haverstraw Bay" by Karen Kimma  T"he 'Draken' below Crum Elbow Point" by Frank Almquist  "Up, Up, and Away" by Joan Politi  "View from the 'Kalmar Nyckel'" by Barbara Morrison  "View of the Hudson Highlands from Constitution Marsh" by Laura Heady This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated this week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 2 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "El Galeon at Dawn" by Dale Sutton  "Beacon Point, April 8, 2020" by Sara J. Pasti  "Fog on the Hudson" by Nancy Donskoj  "For Harriet" by Jurgen Bock  "Dry Dock" by Anonymous  "Harvey Coming Into Port... An a Rainbow Fix" by David Longendyke  "Mid-Hudson Bridge from Shadows Marina" by Joan Politi  "Recycling" by Anonymous  "Newburgh Beacon Ferry Evening Run" by Dona M. Crawford  "Rhinecliff, February, 2020" by Bill Peckmann  "Rondout Lighthouse" by Kevin Brice  "Stormy Day Off Highlands" by Andrew Willner  "Sunset at Poughkeepsie Yacht Club" by Jeff Kimma  "The Strand in Winter" by Clark Richters This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated in this first week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Congratulations to our landslide winner for Week 1 of the Hudson Riverscapes Photo Contest - Mark Heller! Mark's photo, "Northbound Tug and Barge Breaking Through the Morning Mist, Port Ewen" had over 200 likes, and over 80 comments and shares. Congratulations, Mark! Since Mark is already a member of the Hudson River Maritime Museum, he will have the option to give his membership away. You can continue to like, comment, and share all of your favorite photos on Facebook - all photos in the contest are eligible for the grand prize of a free private charter aboard Solaris in 2021.  "Northbound Tug and Barge Breaking Through the Morning Mist, Port Ewen" by Mark Heller - our Week 1 winner! If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here. If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
Welcome to Week 1 of the #HudsonRiverscapes Photo Contest! We asked members of the public to submit their best photos (no people) of the Hudson River, and just look at all the beautiful shots they delivered. We are delighted to share with you these wonderful images of our beloved Hudson River. If you would like to submit your own photos to this contest, you can find out more about the rules - and prizes! - here.  "Beacon Point, March 21, 2020" by Sara J. Pasti.  "Bald Eagle Fishing Behind the Lighthouse in the Rondout Creek" by Cheryl Benken.  "Newburgh-Beacon Bridge on April 10, 2017" by Lisa Cline.  "Beacon, Long Dock Park" by Stephen Connely.  "Rondout Lighthouse" by Clark Richter.  "Clearwater on Croton" by Dona M. Crawford.  "Come Visit Us! Rondout, Kingston" by Herman Tempelman.  "Early Morning Departure From Rondout" by David Price  "Hudson River Near Kingston" by Shiri Dembovich.  "Half Moon in the Mist of Fireboat Harvey" by Diane Dintruff.  "Icy Bay, Belford" by Andrew Willner.  "Kingston Point Beach" by Elizabeth Barnett.  "Rondout Light" by Anonymous. "Northbound Tug and Barge Breaking Through the Morning Mist, Port Ewen" by Mark Heller.  "Rondout Lighthouse on the Hudson" by Linda Dib.  "Solaris" by Anonymous.  "Southbound Cargo Ship Approaching the Tappan Zee Bridge, April 11, 2020" by Scott Ireland.  "Summer Etude" by Pam Malcom.  "Eddyville Bridge" by Anonymous.  "Tug and Barge on Newburgh Bay, West Point in the Distance" by Bill Ewen, Jr.  "Ulster Park by Buoy No. 72" by Jeanie Antonelle. This is a contest, but all voting takes place on Facebook. To vote, simply log into your account, click the button below, and like and/or comment on your favorite. At the end of each week, the photo with the most likes and comments wins a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum. If you don't get to vote this week, keep liking and commenting anyway - all photos are entered into the Grand Prize at the end of the contest - a free private charter aboard Solaris for 2021! Thank you for everyone who participated in this first week! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
The Hudson River Maritime Museum is pleased to announce the start of a new social media photo contest - #HudsonRiverscape. The public is welcome to participate on Facebook or submit photos via email. All voting takes place on Facebook - the photo with the most likes and comments each week wins a prize! Photos will also be posted here on the History Blog each Saturday, along with the previous week's winner! Here are the details: How to Play
 The Rules1. All participants must be 13+. 2. Photos may not contain identifiable people and must contain the Hudson River or one of its tributaries. 3. A third party may submit on behalf of the photographer. If selected, photographer, not submitter, will be awarded the prize. 4. One photo submission per photographer, per week. 5. Participants may only win one weekly prize. All contestants are eligible for the grand prize. 6. Full name, mailing address, and phone number required to claim prize. 7. Participants release submitted photos to the Hudson River Maritime Museum for reposting, and grant permission to HRMM to use submitted photos in promotional materials. HRMM will not sell images and photographer maintains copyright. 8. Prizes may be transferred or gifted to another party but may not be sold or exchanged for cash value. 9. In the event that there is a tie for weekly contests, HRMM will draw randomly to select the winner. 10. Close calls for the grand prize may result in a run-off voting selection.  The PrizesWeekly Prize With each weekly photo album, the photo with the most likes & comments will win a Household Membership to the Hudson River Maritime Museum ($60 value). GRAND Prize At the end of the contest, the photo from any week with the most likes & comments will win a free private charter aboard the solar-powered tour boat Solaris for the 2021 season. Good for up to 24 people. ($600 value). If you have any questions, just email [email protected] or contact us on Facebook. We can't wait to see what beautiful photos you all submit! If you enjoyed this post and would like to support more history blog content, please make a donation to the Hudson River Maritime Museum or become a member today!
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