Google is conducting a photography prize, a globel competition for student all over the world to create new theme for iGoogle aimed to find out and motivate the photography and desinging skills of the students all over the world. The final winner will get a prize money of $7500 and a day with renowned photographer Martin Parr.

Google is conducting this competition in association with Saatchi Gallery in London. Winning submissions will be available to all iGoogle users, and also be part of a special exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London. Google Photography Prize competition is open to all students all over the world. You can enter by submitting a series of five photographs at google.com/photographyprize

36 top enteries will be selected and will be put for an online voting. From the online voting six enteries will be selected from the 36. The top six vote-winners will then be flown to London for the opening night of an exhibition of their work at the Saatchi Gallery, and the ultimate winner will be decided by a panel of art critics and artists, including Idris Khan, Martin Parr, Michael Hoppen, Susanna Brown and Tim Marlow.