MIT launches Cell Phone Photography Contest

In the 19th century, photographers used the emerging tools of their trade and made photography into a new art form, despite the complaints from painters, writes News.com.

"Can the same thing happen with cell phones? MIT is currently conducting the Mili-MIT Museum Cell Phone Photography Contest, in which individuals are submitting aesthetic photographs in the hope of winning eternal fame, or at least some photo printers.

The contest goes through January 29, and winners will be lauded in a ceremony on February 2."

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