FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 5, 2020
2020 Kingston
Visitor’s Guide Seeks Community Photos
KINGSTON, NY –Mayor Steve Noble is putting
out an open call for photographs to be used in the 2020 Kingston Visitor’s
Guide, which will be published by ColorPage in May. Photos should highlight the
unique attractions that make Kingston a wonderful place to live, work, play and
visit. The theme of the 2020 Kingston Visitor’s Guide will be the thriving
local arts and culture scene: A City of Creativity. Photos that reflect
Kingston’s myriad artists, makers, artisans, and artistic community, as well as
of special events, distinctive architecture, natural landscapes, and other
local attractions will be used to illustrate the 2020 guide.
“The Kingston Visitors Guide showcases
what makes our City so special, and who better to reflect our community than
the people of Kingston themselves,” said Mayor Noble. “We get requests from all
over the world for the Kingston Visitor’s Guide, but it is also beloved by
locals who refer to the book throughout the year. The guide serves as a primer
for our community and a year-long calendar for important events and community
happenings.”
The City is collecting photographs via an online
submission form. All photos should be saved with the
photographer’s credit in the file name so photos can be properly credited (for
example, “Photocredit:John Doe.jpg”).
Photos to be considered for the 2020
Kingston Visitors Guide must be submitted by Friday, March 20, 2020 and will
only be accepted via this link: https://kingston-ny.gov/content/11632/14823/default.aspx
The 2020 Kingston Visitor’s Guide will
have a print run of 10,000 and will be distributed across New York State. Last
year’s guide and an interactive map can be found at www.kingstonvisitorsguide.com.