Nandoor from Hungary with his Nikon D90
This is Nandoor from Hungary who is the proud owner of a sparkly new Nikon D90 Camera and lens!
Nandoor's prize winning photograph - First train in the morning.
Congratulations on your prize Nadoor, and thank you to Nikon!
There were 23 other prize winning photographers too who received prizes from Photocreator and Moo. You can view prize winning photographs here.
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The 4am Project has been nominated for an award! BUT it needs YOUR vote to win!
The project has been nominated for an Online Campaign for the Midlands Media Awards which takes place this Thursday.
I would really appreciate your support and your vote so that the project can win an award. I can’t do this without you!
It only take two clicks to vote on this LINK. 
I’ve made a little video appeal. Hope you like it! Your vote really counts.
Thank you!
It was a spontaneous 4am photo call that went out some hours into the UK General Election on Thursday night. And what a night it was. People around the country were burning the midnight oil as the results trickled in through the night and into the morning.
Thank you to everyone who were awake enough to grab their camera and take a snapshot of this historic occasion!
By Kinky Fantastic - The Times Newspaper newsroom
By Kate Day - The Telegraph Newspaper Office
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Then take a photo at 4am!
Will you be celebrating or commiserating? Are you getting together with friends? Watching it on tv or tuned in online or into the radio?
Perhaps you will out at an Election event!
Whatever you are doing, capture the moment in history!
Find out how to submit your 4am election photos here
Thanks to @priddy for the suggestion.
This year the 4am Project was able to offer prizes to participants!
I had 24 prizes in total and selected my favourite 24 4am photographs out of over 1500 that were submitted from around the world! Everyone was invited to vote for the photo they liked the best. You can view the poll results here. And if you would like to know a bit of background on the prizes and my selection process, I have written about it over on my personal blog.
Here are the fab prizes that were on offer:
1st Prize: from Nikon D90 Camera with 18-105mm lens (worth £1029.99)
2nd Prize: 30″ x 36″ photo canvas
3rd Prize: 50 page 30cm x 30cm photo book
4th Prize: 24″ x10″ photo canvas (2nd, 3rd, 4th prizes from Photocreator)
5th through to 24th Prizes: Packet of 20 postcard for you to put your images on from Moo
Thank you to Nikon, Photocreator and Moo for the prizes!
And a big thank you to everyone who took part in the 4am Project! The project is growing all round the year and is a date for the diary for photographers from around the world.
I’m already being asked when the next 4am Project date is, which is a wonderful compliment. Please watch this space, or follow the project on Twitter or Facebook for 4am photo highlights and the lastest 4am news.
So, without further ado, here are the prize winning photos!
1st Prize – Nikon D90 Camera with 18-105mm lens
Photo 10 By Nandor Hargita, Budapest
2nd Prize – 30″ x 36″ photo canvas from Photocreator
Photo 14 By Matt Allen, Ipswich, USA
3rd Prize – 50 page 30cm x 30cm photo book from Photocreator.
Photo 2 by Fran, Birmingham UK
4th Prize – 24″ x10″ photo canvas from Photocreator
Photo 21 By Yashwanth Madhusudan, Bangalore, India
And, in no particular order, the following 20 photographers will win a pack of 20 customizable postcards from Moo!
Photo 1 By Sal Olivas, West Covina, USA
Photo 3 By Rene Segura, Santa Maria, USA
Photo 4 By Creepeh Sue, Hongdae, South Korea
Photo 5 By Gaurav Patel, London, UK
Photo 6 by Dale Shephard, Wolverhampton, UK
Photo 7 By Derek Shanks, Toronto, Canada
Photo 8 By Jeanne Brophy, San Francisco, USA
Phot 9 by Jean Marie Jenanji, Dubai, UAE
Photo 11 By Cerealboxstar, Manila, Philippines
Photo 12 By Luis Amaral, Lisbon, Portugal
Photo 13 By Andrew Stuart, Llandudno, Wales
Photo 15 By Egneg, Birmingham UK
Photo 16 By Andy Toots, Warwickshire, UK
Photo 17 By Steve Anderson, Sweden
Photo 18 By Strawbleu, Leeds, UK
Photo 19 By Miki Ballard, Fairview, USA
Photo 20 By Kat De'Vries, San Diego, USA
Photo 22 By Adrian Burrows, Frankley Beeches, UK
Photo 23 By Vladimir Morozov, Birmingham, UK
Photo 24 by hanung665, Jakarta, Indonesia
Save the 4am Project on your favourites or subscribe to the blog’s RSS Feed. I’ve got lots of blog posts coming up, including the most recent 4am Project event that was held on 24th April in my home city of Birmingham UK which formed part of Birmingham’s City Of Culture bid for 2013!
NEWS JUST IN! Birmingham UK 4am event!
The 4am Project will be hosting a special 4am event this Saturday 24th April (at 4am!) on behalf of the Birmingham City of Culture bid!
The event will take place at Birmingham Museum Collections Centre. This is a rare opportunity to photograph the wealth of archived articals and artifacts that are not on show to the public at the Birmingham Museum. From classic motor vehicals, to stuffed animals and interesting curiosities! It’s a huge place, with plenty to see and photograph. The Museums Collection centre usually only lets the public in 2 or 3 times a year, and have been kind enough to open it’s doors to the 4am Project this Saturday!
From the Birmingham Museum Collections Centre website:
The 1.5 hectare site, close to Duddeston Station, holds hundreds of thousands of objects. Among the collections are steam engines, sculptures, an entire collection of Austin, Rover and MG motor cars, a red phone box and even a Sinclair C5
THERE ARE ONLY 30 TICKETS AVAILABLE on this occasion. Get your tickets now, first come, first served, and don’t forget to set your alarm clocks!
NOTE: Please upload your photographs to flickr and tag them 4amproject and for this occasion, please also use the tag bmag as the City Of Culture bid team would like to showcase some of the photos from the event. For more instructions about flickr and tagging, please visit the 4am Project website.
There is a car park on the site, but please be on time as the car park will close and be locked for the duration of the event.
Please visit Eventbrite to register for you free ticket!
I hope you can come along, experience the 4am Project and meet other photographers!
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