April 7, 2019 - For the 13th Tivat Regatta UNA Montenegro Cup, YC Delfin organises a photo competition on "Sailing." The contest is open from 7-18 April for all lovers of photography who believe they've caught a "good moment" sailing. Photos from races, sailing, and everything about sailboats and the sea are welcome, suggests the Tivat Regatta organisation committee.
Participants are invited to submit at most two of their photographs to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the subject "For the photo contest" and name and surname. The contest is open from Sunday, April 7 at noon on Friday, April 18 at noon.
With the intention that every segment of the Tivat Regatta, which is increasingly becoming a multimedia festival dedicated to the sea, is from Tivat and for Tivat, "Foto, cinema and video club Mladost" Gornja and Donja Lastva have been invited as the competition jury. Mladost is a local club that, along with Delfin, has defined the cultural and sports life of the city. Our photography masters will decide on the three best works of which the regatta partner, UNA Montenegro, will award the three first awards - Quad Photo Safari Full Feel Luštica.
All the photographs received will be exhibited at the ceremony of the winner of the 13th Tivat Regatta UNA Montenegro Cup, on Sunday, April 21 at 6 pm at the peer in front of the YC Delfin premises, and their authors are welcome to socialize with the performance of the children's singing "Kotorski Grdelini", one surprise Klapa and acoustic duo Small Talks.
The Tivat Regatta is one of the most popular sports contests organised in Montenegro, and every year, besides lovers of sailing, there are also many amateurs and professional photographers who record the cruise from the land and sea. The photo contest is being launched in honour of them, who, in this way, spread the knowledge and love of sailing as a sport, but also the way of life that marks Boka Bay. Thanks to the organisers those interested can get a seat on some of the sea-support vessels, said YC Delfin.
