2011 Port Moody City Calendar Needs You!

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The headline on the city website is Hit us with your best shot! So if I start singing Pat Benatar hits from the 80s in the middle of this post, you’ll know why.

The City of Port Moody puts out a calendar every year, and they’re looking for submissions from all of us aspiring shutterbugs. This year the theme is “My Port Moody!” Now as a theme, I would say that’s fairly wide open. The winning shots will appear in the calendar sent to every Port Moody resident and business. You’ll receive a photo credit in the calendar, your photo will appear on signature pages on the city website, and the best part, a whole month of bragging rights.

Submission Requirements:

  • Images must be JPEG files.
  • Images must be at least 300 DPI resolution when you submit them. The committee will not consider low resolution copies.
  • Calendar images will be 11” by 8.5”, so bigger is better!
  • Images must be “landscape” style to fit the calendar’s format.
  • We require a model release/waiver from any persons who appear in your photos.
  • Maximum ten photos per entrant on a CD. Due to the requirement for large size images, we cannot accept photos by email.
  • Manipulated or retouched images are not eligible.
  • Entries must include your name, telephone number and an email address.
  • For each photo, please include a short description about where and when the photo was taken, and any interesting circumstances.  Please note that the committee reserves the right to title photos to reflect the theme of the calendar.

To get you inspired, check out some of the awesome pictures our fantastic readers submit to theV3H Flickr Group. Please share your entries with us in our Flickr group, and we can all have fun second-guessing the photo selection committee!

For more information, visit the City of Port Moody’s website, or email communications@cityofportmoody.com. And now… Pat Benetar (I couldn’t resist)

City of Port Moody – Call for Photographers

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Since the advent of theV3H.com, we have had a Flickr Group for people to share photos of our beautiful corner of Metro Vancouver. The City of Port Moody also knows of the plethora of talented shutterbugs in the area, and have launched a photo contest. Here’s your chance to get your photos published in the 2010 Port Moody Calendar, which is distributed to all Port Moody residents and businesses. The calendar is a handy reference so you know which garbage/recycling/green bin to put out when, so you know your photo would grace many kitchen walls throughout the V3H. The photo specs they are looking for are:

  • at least 300 DPI resolution
  • at least 3,300 pixels wide by 2,550 pixels tall.

All photos will be credited to their photographer.  Just drop off a CD of the photos at Port Moody City Hall to the attention of the Communications Department, or mail to

Communications Department – City of Port Moody
PO Box 36, 100 Newport Drive,
Port Moody, BC
V3H 3E1

If you wish to have your CD of pictures returned, please provide a complete mailing address along with your submission. The deadline to submit your pictures is September 11th, 2009, so get out there and start snapping away! For more information visit the City of Port Moody Website.

Moody Street Overpass Counterflow Starts Monday

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The City of Port Moody has issued an update about the Moody Street Overpass. They are going to a counterflow system during the morning and evening rush as they work on fixing it.

Starting Monday June 29, single-lane counterflow traffic will be implemented across the damaged Moody St Overpass. From 5am to 12pm (noon) there will be single lane westbound traffic only into Vancouver. From 12pm (noon) to 5am there will be single lane eastbound traffic only from Vancouver into Port Moody.

Pedestrians are permitted on the Moody St Overpass. Please follow the designated walking path.

Events such as the Canada Day Celebrations and Golden Spike Days Festival will go ahead as per usual, and attendees are encouraged to walk, bike, or take transit. It’s probably best just to avoid driving in the area until the work has been completed.

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