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Photo contest puts spotlight on protective shipping cases.

DC Velocity Staff
By DC Velocity StaffJun 14, 2018
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Whether it's a humble cardboard carton or a sophisticated temperature-controlled case, product packaging rarely gets its day in the sun. Now, one provider is looking to give packaging its proper due by hosting a photography contest of snapshots showing its products in use.

Pelican Products Inc., a maker of high-performance protective cases and temperature-controlled packaging solutions for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts, has invited its customers to enter its Ultimate Photo Contest. Contestants are asked to submit pictures showcasing Pelican products in several different categories, including "Best On the Job Image" and "Best Adventure/Travel Image."

Fan voting will determine each month's winner of a $1,500 prize bundle, while the grand prize winner will win $2,500 worth of Pelican gear and have his or her photo published in a Pelican ad in Outside magazine. Check out the company's website to view a gallery of submissions and vote for your favorites

Interested in entering the contest? You can find the full contest rules here.

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