Stefano Mani is the winner of the fourth week of the Sirmione Block Notes Photo Contest, with his image titled “Gioia” (Joy). The image was chosen from 81 participating photographs by the jury. This photography contest lasts for 4 weeks and participation is free, allowing photographers to take their photos wherever they wish.
In an interesting coincidence, the announcement of the winner took place on the day that marked the 200th anniversary of the first performance of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy at the Kärntnertor Theater in Vienna. This detail adds a special meaning to the winning image and the joy it represents.
If you are interested in participating in the Block Notes Photo Contest, you can find all the necessary information on the official website [link not provided]. The contest offers the opportunity to showcase your photographic talent and explore different emotional themes each week.
The Sirmione Photography Prize is supported by several local businesses that believe in the importance of art and culture in the community. Among the supporters are the Lombardy Regional Museum Directorate, Bertoldi Boats, Cà dei Frati, Tenuta Fronte Lago, Cà Lojera, Cascina Maddalena, Garda Tours, Hotel Catullo, Trattoria il Vecchio ‘800, Corte Anna, Sgreva Farm, Pasetto Emilio Farm, Hotel Continental, Ristorante Casa dei Pescatori, and Ristorante le Palme.
This support demonstrates the importance that local art and culture have for the Sirmione community and its desire to promote artistic talents through events like the Block Notes Photo Contest.
The Block Notes Photo Contest in Sirmione continues to provide an exciting opportunity for local and international photographers to showcase their talent. The winner of the fourth week, “Gioia” by Stefano Mani, is just one of the many examples of the extraordinary images that emerge from this contest. With the support of local sponsors and the community’s commitment to art and culture, the Block Notes Photo Contest continues to grow and be a significant platform for photographers of Lake Garda.
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