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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) is in search of the best photos of solar energy with the American-Made Solar Photo Competition: Hit Me with Your Sun Shot. Solar energy plays an important role in powering the country’s future and achieving a zero-carbon energy supply. SETO is launching this photo competition to bring attention to and document solar energy’s importance in the clean energy transition. Winners of the competition can earn up to $2,500 for a photo in one of the eight categories.

Overview

We’re looking for your photos in the following categories:

All photos must be submitted through the HeroX website as zip files using this file naming convention: PhotoTitle_LastName_CategoryAbbreviation (Example: PVandWildflowers_Smith_Nature)

All professional and amateur photographers are encouraged to enter the competition. All photos must be taken within the United States or U.S. territories.

Submissions will be judged based on emotional appeal and impact, composition, content, technical quality, and originality. Each category will have two awards: one winner and one runner-up. There will also be two overall grand prize winners and SETO will recognize up to 200 honorable mentions. The following amounts will be awarded to each winner:

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