FARGO — The Fargo Public Library is seeking submissions for its fifth annual Northern Focus photography project.
It is free to enter, and adults and teens ages 13 and older can participate, according to a release from the Fargo Public Library. All photos must be taken regionally in North Dakota or Minnesota and convey a sense of the people, places or happenings that make up the community and region.
All entries will be included in a photo exhibit at the downtown Main Library in the fall, the release said. Fifteen photos will be featured in a program booklet, and one will be selected as the cover art for the library’s 2024 “Northern Narratives” publication.
Submissions will be accepted online only through May 31, 2024, at
fargolibrary.wufoo.com/forms/northern-focus-2024.
All rules and guidelines for the project are available at
For details about the Northern Focus photography project, contact Nicole H. at 701-476-5974 or the Main Library Information Desk at 701-241-1492.
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