'photo competition' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a competition in which participants submit photographs. For example, "The school is holding a photo competition for the students to showcase their skills in photography."
Photo: Competition judges waiting for the start of the Nordic combined team ski jumping event.
With opportunities for amateurs and pros alike, the UK's biggest and best travel photo competition is on the lookout for entries.
Keen photographers should note that Madame Magne has launched a photo competition for guests, with the winner getting a free stay and exhibition in the hotel.
This year's photo competition to celebrate the work of volunteers offers a high flying prize to the winner - two British Airways Club World return tickets to the US.
Here's what you need to know: We are rightly proud of our monthly photo competition as the standard of travel photography it generates is incredibly high.
It's Global Wind Day, an annual celebration coordinated by the wind industry that includes events like a photo competition, the inauguration of new wind farms and many festivals, mostly in Europe.
Tell me more: The wild coast of Pembrokeshire is the perfect setting for meditation, worshiping some ancient gods or at least entering the 'Best sunset photo' competition at the Druidstone Hotel in Broad Haven.
A Polish photographer has been named the winner of the latest Child Photo Competition contest for her touching, and adorable, snap of a dog mimicking a little boy as he sits on the floor with his head in his hands.
'The intricate network of channels and creeks contrasts with the regular shapes of transformed saltmarsh [right of picture],' writes Edward P Morris, who submitted the photo to the Sentinel-2 'Colour vision' photo competition.
