Calling all Bays Mountain Photo Enthusiasts

We need your help!

Photo Searching: “Beautiful Photos” of Bays Mountain to possibly be used for Bays Mountain promotional efforts, but also in a 50th Anniversary Commemorative Coffee Table Book.

Photo Format:
Can be color or black and white. Must be HI-RES, 300 dpi or greater.  Ideally a .jpeg file

Send ALL photos & photo release form via email to:  Pete Lodal     838pnl429@gmail.com

(Who is creating a master photo file)

Photo(s) File Naming Format:

               Date Taken:  Year/Month/Date  Doesn’t have to be current, ideally estimate year taken if actual date unknown

               Photographer Name:  as should be listed in photo credits

               Photo Category:   Seasons, Nature-Wildlife, Wildflowers, Scenic, Facilities

               Photo Focus:    If Wildlife – What?;   If Scenic where on Bays?     If facilities, where?

               File Name Example:   21-04-01  Mary Steadman-Wildlife-Wolves

Photo Release:  Please print out the attached photo release, fill in the blanks and email back with photo(s) submitted.  Only one form required even if submitting multiple forms.  We must have a photo release on file to use any photo(s) submitted

I grant the Kingsport Times-News and Bays Mountain Park unlimited rights to any media supplied in my name as they see fit. I’m over 18 and the sole owner of this media. I grant the organization(s) administering this promotion, its parents, and subsidiaries a world-wide, payment and royalty free, perpetual, irrevocable and non-exclusive right to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, create derivative works from, distribute, promote, market, advertise and display the media, for any purpose, in any form, media, or technology. I release these organizations from any and all claims arising out of the use of any media I have submitted.   This form serves as a blanket release.

Thanks in advance for your interest and support in helping us commemorate the beauty and serenity of Bays Mountain. Feel free to share this “Call Out” with other Bays Mountain Photo Enthusiasts.