Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2015 in Norway

Wiki Loves Monuments 2015

The world's largest photo contest

How to participate

There are three simple rules to participate in Wiki Loves Monuments 2015:

You have to upload your contribution with a free licence to Wikimedia Commons during September
The photo can be taken at any time, but it has to be your creation, and can't have been uploaded to Commons previously
The object of the photo must be a registered cultural heritage monument in Norway.

Upload photos

Tools

Map of monuments without photos (zoom to see more sites)
Cultural heritage search with map by the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage
Lists of cultural heritages sorted by municipality (in Norwegian)

Welcome to the portal for Wiki Loves Monuments 2015

English Norsk (bokmål)

This is the fifth year Wikimedia Norge is arranging the photo competition Wiki Loves Monuments. The competition is about taking the best photo of a cultural heritage monument in Norway. The rules for the contest can be found to the right of this page.

You can find all of the eligible cultural heritages in the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage's map tool (in Norwegian), which contains all cultural heritage sites in Norway, including municipally protected buildings in Oslo. You can find another list with the most important sites in Wikimedia's map tool, where red symbols indicate heritage sites that don't have a photo yet.

Prizes

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Jury

The Norwegian jury consists of

Ingri Østerholt, Preus Museum
Harald Groven, Wikimedia Norge
Gunvor Haustveit, Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage

Upload your photos during September!

It is important not to start uploading in August, since the photos won't be eligible for the contest. When September arrives you need to register with a username and add your e-mail address i your settings in Wikimedia Commons (so that the jury can get in touch with you if you win!). The simplest way to participate is to upload your photos with the contest's upload wizard – if you do that, the templates will be added automatically and you only need to fill in the image description and the object's cultural heritage ID number.

You can read a simple for how to upload photos here. See File:Wiki Loves Monuments eksempelbilde.jpg for an example of how an uploaded photo will look if you use the upload wizard.

During September you can also upload the pictures manually on Wikimedia Commons if you can't or won't use the upload wizard. If you do it manually you have to add the templates {{no}} and {{cultural heritage ID}} in the file description. The cultural heritage ID can be found in cultural heritage site lists or in the map tools linked above.

Whether or not you use the upload wizard you should check that the templates {{no}} and {{cultural heritage ID}} are in the file's description, to ensure that the jury will find the photo.

All photos in the category Images from Wiki Loves Monuments 2015 in Norway by the end of the competition will be considered by the jury.