Krone calls for 2023 calendar photos

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After last year’s overwhelming response and submissions from so many amateur photographers around the world, Krone is again on the lookout for photos for its 2023 calendar that will be featuring Krone equipment at work in fields around the world. The 12 winning images will be selected by a jury and the calendar will be available for purchase at the international Krone web shop.

Entering the competition is indeed worthwhile, because every amateur photographer whose photo is accepted will receive a voucher worth €250 for shopping at the Krone shop plus 50 copies of the calendar.

How to enter the competition? Mail your favourite photo to Krone. The minimum resolution should be approx. 4000 x 3000 pixels (12 megapixels), tell the name of the photographer / sender and the place where the photo was taken. Mail the image to ag****@***ne.de.
The closing date for entries is 31 July 2022.

Featured in the 2022 calendar, this BiG X harvesting scene was captured in Brazil. A fresh call for photos is made for the 2023 calendar.

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