Website for Kauai Youth Photo Challenge

Aloha! I represent the Kauai Youth Photo Challenge, which is a documentary photo challenge for middle and high school-aged students on the island of Kauai, Hawaii. This is the first time the event is happening and we're in need of a high quality website. - The website must allow the student to upload up to 5 photos for submission into the photo contest. They need to be able to upload High Res Photos. We're expecting between 100 and 200 students, so roughly between 500 and 1000 high res photos. I'll need your help to determine the best way to build this with the right storage and everything. - As part of the submission process, each student will give us their full name, age, address, email address, and parent's email address/phone. We may also be asking the parent to check a waiver statement. - Each photo will just show the First Name, Initial of the Last Name and Town of the student who submitted the photo. - We'd love to have a way for people to click a heart icon or something similar to show they like the photo. - We would also love to have some sort of gallery on the homepage that showcases the photos that have been submitted thus far. I would imagine that we'd want this feature to downsize the file and image sizes of the photos so that the homepage loads easily. - We also need a 'How It Works' page where we list How the Contest Works, How to Submit, Rules, Who Are the Judges, Who is Keiki to Career (the non-profit putting this event on), and potentially other info. We'll need this completely finished by July 27th to have it ready for the event. I've also attached the flyer that the organization put together to showcase the event to the community. You'll be using the same logo, so I'd like for you to build out a theme for the website based on that logo. Given this information, I'm very open to giving you creative license to come up with the best design possible - my only desire is to ensure that it is simple, straightforward, elegant and gets the job done. This is a similar contest website as an example - [login to view URL], but this website is too childish. I know you guys can do better :-) Looking forward to discussing further, Greg PS - If this goes well, I'll likely have more work for you.