En una interesante propuesta, la Facultad de Humanidades y la Secretaría de Extensión organizaron un concurso de fotografía denominado “TURI – FOTOS”, en el cual participaron gran cantidad de personas de la comunidad costera y de toda la Argentina.
La temática de esta convocatoria consistió en que las imágenes concursantes debieron referirse exclusivamente a una mirada turística creativa e inusual de la ciudad en donde vive el participante, con la amplia opción de que la foto pudiera registrar saberes, creencias, prácticas tradicionales, músicas, danzas, usos, técnicas artesanales, juegos, tradiciones orales, rituales, formas de hacer, producir o celebrar, paisajes, entre otras cuestiones que puedan llegar a ser innovadoras para promocionar el turismo en la ciudad.
El jurado estuvo compuesto por referentes del sector turístico del Partido de la Costa, fotógrafos profesionales y autoridades del Ente de Desarrollo Turístico de La Costa (EDETUR).
Los ganadores del concurso fueron:
Primer premio: Leila Alvarez Saez – La Costa
Nombre de la foto: Camino “A-MAR”
Segundo Premio: Hernán Vidaurreta – Mar del Plata
Nombre de la foto: La Feliz Nocturnidad
Tercer Premio: Christian Marcelo – Mar del Plata
Nombre de la foto: A fuego lento
Cuarto premio: Estefania Santana – Mar del Plata
Nombre de la foto: Lobería
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