Get snapping

The Institute for Comtemporary Arts in London is holding a competition that anyone with a camera phone can enter. To mark 60 years since their opening they’re launching a project called All Tomorrow’s Pictures, where 59 well known figures from the world’s of film, design, art, architecture, literature, music, dance, fashion, science and politics are all given a Sony Ericsson Cybershot mobile phone and asked to take pictures that give their interpretation of the word ‘tomorrow’.

The images they take will be put into a large coffee table book which will have a charity gala launch at the ICA in May. The 60th person whose picture will go in the book will be chosen from the public, you just have to email in an image that says ‘tomorrow’ to you, before 2 March 2007 and a winner will be picked by a judging panel at the end of March. Any images sent in will go onto their online gallery.

If you are chosen as the winner as well as getting your photo published in the book you get VIP tickets to the gala, membership of the ICA, a Sony Ericsson Cybershot and a day with a professional photographer.

They ask that any images sent in be no bigger than 200KB and no more than 800 pixels wide or 600 pixels high.