Wanted: Pop-Up Photo Reporters!

Last week we officially presented our book Pop-Up City, that describes the rise of urban pop-up culture in more than 200 examples of urban creativity harvested from the streets of cities across the world. Now we and Samsung want to know from our readers in the Netherlands what great things are happening in their city that we should showcase on Pop-Up City.

We’re happy to give three of our readers in the Netherlands a brand-new Samsung Galaxy Tab S, which they can use to make a photo report of one or more inspiring pop-up initiatives and interventions in their city — think urban hacks, rooftop parks, mobile restaurants, houses on legs, clever interventions, et cetera. We will feature the photos in an article on Pop-Up City. And yes, you can keep that Samsung Galaxy Tab S.

The brand-new Samsung Galaxy Tab S

The brand-new Samsung Galaxy Tab S

Send an email to mail@popupcity.net if you wish to participate! Make sure to mention your address. It would also be great if you could explain what you’d like to take photos of. Deadline is Monday 0:00 CET. Selected participants will be notified by email on Monday. Please note: Only readers based in the Netherlands can take part.

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