Bradgate Park Calendar 2027 Photo Competition

226 entries received for our 2027 calendar. They'll be judged in the autumn and on sale in time for Christmas 2026.
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Missed the deadline, no worries enter next year's Calendar Competition 2028 by emailing your photos to bradgateparkca

Bradgate Park Calendar 2026 front cover

Bradgate Park Calendar 2027 Photo Competition

If you missed the May 31st deadline, don't worry... remember to take your camera every time you visit Bradgate Park this summer. You could happen across a scene worthy of gracing our calendar, sales of which have generated many thousands of pounds for charities over the last 10 years. But if you don't take your camera or phone, you might regret it. 

We have received 226 photos for our 2027 competition.

Updated 03/06/2026

 



 

Do you like taking photos?

Do you love Bradgate Park as much as the members of Bradgate Rotary do?

If your answer to either question is “Yes”, why not enter the club’s free competition by submitting photos taken inside Bradgate Park?

The 12 which are judged best will form our calendar for 2028. The overall winner will also feature on the front cover of the calendar.

The competition is open to all. Submissions must be of high resolution, and must be in Landscape format. Entries can be submitted by email to bradgateparkcalendar2028@gmail.com.

All entries must be received by 31st May 2027

Winners will be informed by email.

Full terms and conditions, 

How to enter:

Email your entry to: bradgateparkcalendar2028@gmail.com

o Write in the email header: Image Submission

o Include within the body of text: your name and the image title

By submitting your entry, you represent and warrant that your photograph is in compliance with these official rules. All photographs will become the property of Bradgate Rotary Club and will not be returned.

Your privacy is important to Bradgate Rotary Club and the personal data you share with Bradgate Rotary Club will only be used for official business. This means that the personal data you provide will primarily be used for your participation of The Bradgate Park Calendar Competition, including sharing your name and photo submission on any Bradgate Rotary Club and Bradgate Park marketing channels.

Requirements:

  • Your photographs must be your original creation.

• You must hold all rights to the photographs, including copyright.

• Only high resolution images will be considered. Ideal resolution for images is 300dpi, landscape . Final print size to be 297x175 mm

• Photographs may be in colour or black and white.

• The subject can be anything related to Bradgate Park and can include, animals, buildings, scenery, etc.

• If your submission includes images or likenesses of people, you must receive

permission from each subject of the photograph(s) and written permission from the parent or legal guardian of any minors appearing in the photograph(s).

By submitting one or more photographs to Bradgate Rotary Club, you represent and warrant that you will comply with the above photograph requirements and are in agreement with these terms and conditions.

Restrictions:

  • We will not accept scans of non-digital photographs.
  • We will not accept photos containing any watermarks or signatures.
  • Photographs must not contain material (images, logos, artwork, property) that violates or infringes the rights of others, including, but not limited, to copyright, trademark or other intellectual property rights.
  • Photographs must not defame or invade the privacy rights or privacy of any person, living or deceased (including personal or private health information) or contain defamatory materials.
  • Photographs must not contain inappropriate, indecent, obscene, hateful, unlawful, illegal or discriminatory materials.
  • Photographs should accurately reflect the subject matter and the scene as it appeared. Photos that have been digitally altered beyond standard optimisation (cropping, spotting for dust, reasonable adjustments to exposure, colour and contrast, etc.) will be disqualified.

Bradgate Rotary Club will disqualify any photographs that do not adhere to the requirements set forth above or that contain any of the restricted materials or activities set forth above.

Awards

The twelve best photos submitted will be chosen to feature inside the calendar, one on each month of the year. The overall winner will also be chosen to feature on the front cover of the 2027 Bradgate Park Calendar.

A judging panel will review the photographs based on storytelling ability, composition, aesthetic and emotional impact. Photographs which do not comply with these official rules, at Bradgate Rotary Club’s sole discretion, will not be eligible for the award selection process or an award.

The Bradgate Park Calendars will be sold through The Bradgate Park shop and website, and other local areas. All profits from the sale of The Bradgate Park Calendars will be split between Bradgate Rotary Club’s chosen charities. 

The Bradgate Park Trust is the main charity for this project and will receive the majority of these profits.

Publicity

You must own the whole copyright of all photographs submitted to the competition.

Entrants will retain copyright in the photographs that they submit and credit will be published in the use of any images. By submitting a photograph, entrants grant Bradgate Rotary Club a worldwide, royalty-free, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, and publish images entered into the competition for the purposes of a) publishing in the calendar, b) publicising and promoting the calendar, c) the organisers’ activities, including within their publications, website and social media channels.

No fees will be payable for any of the above uses. While we make every effort to credit photographers, including in printed reproductions of their work, we cannot guarantee this.

Bradgate Rotary Club shall not be liable in any way for injuries to persons or damages to property incurred or suffered by anyone involved in the creation of a photograph or submission of a photograph to Bradgate Rotary Club, from the acceptance or use of any awards or a breach of your representations and warranties herein.

By submitting one or more photographs to Bradgate Rotary Club, you agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless Bradgate Rotary Club from any claims arising from or out of a breach of these official rules, including, but not limited to, your representations and warranties.

Bradgate Rotary Club reserves the right to amend, withdraw or terminate these official rules.

Nothing herein may be construed to make anyone submitting a photograph or involved in the creation of a photograph, including their parents/legal guardians, an agent or employee of Bradgate Rotary Club.

 

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