Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2020 in Norway/ru
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- Participate
- The main part of the Wiki Loves Monuments contest is the photo contest. Photos of registered monuments in Norway must be uploaded to Wikimedia Commons during September to qualify. The photos can be taken at any time, but only photos uploaded during the month of September will be judged. The winners will be announced on October 31, 2020.
![]() | Step 1. Find monuments to photograph You can find monuments near you by using the map on Kulturminnesøk or the relevant lists on the Norwegian Bokmål Wikipedia. Make note of the monument ID. |
![]() | Step 2. Photograph the monument |
![]() | Step 3. Upload your photos Upload the photos you have taken to Wikimedia Commons during September using the button below. Remember to add the monument ID from step 1 in the upload form. |
- Writing contest
- Like in previous years, Wikimedia Norge will also organize a writing contest that runs during the photo contest. During September the monthly contest on the Wikipedias in Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk and Northern Sámi will be about monuments in Norway. In order to participate you need to register for the writing contest.
- О конкурсе
- Wiki Loves Monuments was first organized in the Netherlands in 2010. In 2011 the contest was expanded to a number of European countries, and in 2012 it went global with 35 participating countries from all over the world. Wikimedia Norge is now organizing the Norwegian part of the contest for the tenth time, having organized it every year since 2011.
- An overview of all eligible monuments for the photo contest can be found on Kulturminnesøk, which is a map tool made by the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage. More resources can be found on the monuments page.
The winning photos from 2019
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Nesseby Church in Nesseby, Finnmark, by Henny Stokseth.
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King Oscar II Chapel in Sør-Varanger, Finnmark, by Henny Stokseth.
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Slettnes Lighthouse in Gamvik, Finnmark, by Henny Stokseth.
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Nygårdshøyden in Bergen, Hordaland, by Odd Roar Aalborg.
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Lysøen in Os, Hordaland, by Odd Roar Aalbrg.
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Slettebakken Church in Bergen, Hordaland, by Diego Delso.