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Jeep Jamboree USA is proud to continue our Photo of the
Month/Year Contest and Photo Album feature. And the best part is, you
could win a Jeep Jamboree trip for two anywhere in the United States*. So
if you’ve been taking pictures at Jeep Jamboree events you might be
holding the winning photo – just check your camera!
Continue reading below to learn how to submit your photos, or view our
past Contest winners and Album submissions.
Requirements, Rules, & Regulations
All photos will only be considered after review and at the sole
discretion of Jeep Jamboree USA, and must meet the following requirements:
- Photo
Waiver must be signed by photographer.
- Photos must have been taken at a Jeep Jamboree USA event.
- Photographer must have been a Jeep Jamboree USA participant at the
time the photo was taken.
- Photos submitted can be up to (1) year old.
- Photos submitted must adhere to the principles of
Tread Lightly!

- Be sure to include you name, contact information, at what Jeep
Jamboree event you snapped the photo.
- Must meet the following technical requirements:
- All
contest photos must be at
least 1024x768 in size (and @ 300dpi recommended)
1
- All album photos must be
at least 800x600 in size (and @
72dpi recommended)2
1larger
is OK; 300dpi* is a standard print resolution
2larger
is OK; 72dpi* is a standard photo resolution
* dpi = dots per inch
How to Submit
Send any photos you'd like considered in our Photo
Albums/Contests:
Questions?
Non-technical questions about our photo contest can be sent to us
here (be sure to
choose an appropriate subject on that page's form).
*Not valid for the Mark A. Smith Rubicon Trail
Adventure or Great Nevada Outback with Mark A. Smith. Contest prize is
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WINNERS

January 2008 Winner!
Nichole Leddy
Moab Jeep Jamboree

December 2008 Winner!
Stephen O'melia
Rubicon Trail Jeep Jamboree
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Photo Tips
Experiment with different perspectives to
make more interesting shots– for instance, instead of taking all your pics
from your everyday height, get down low (crouch, etc) or up high (use a
platform, etc). Remember to always be safe and aware of footing,
stability, and your surroundings (especially vehicles).
Experiment with depth of field– for
instance, focus in on one subject while intentionally putting background
objects out of focus. By reducing the number of in-focus objects, you can
often get more interesting shots.
Vote!
Final winner receives a
trip for (2) to any** Jeep Jamboree USA event in 2007.
see voting details
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