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I’m Eugenio Ecclesiastico, editor of the Italian magazine of nature and photography Oasis
Our magazine organizes an annual international wildlife photography competition is divided into 10 sections . This year’s jury is made by the directors and by the art director of some of the major European magazines in nature and photography, as Hans Peter Schau the German magazine Naturfoto , Pascal Riner of the French magazine Terre Sauvage and Fabrizio Ventura Magazine Italian Oasis .
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OASIS Photocontest 2013
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Members of the jury : Hans Peter Schau (director of the German magazine Naturfoto), Pascal Riner (Art director of the French magazine Terre Sauvage), Fabrizio Ventura (director of Oasis magazine), Rico Besserdich (professional underwater photographer), Angelo Gandolfi (wildlife photographer), Sergio Banfi (President of the SocietĂ italiana di caccia fotografica), Francesco Mezzatesta (nature specialist) and Daniela Gaia (publisher of Oasis).
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