Nature Photography Contests Biography
Source(google.com.pk)We accept a maximum total of 20 images: Digital images from scanned slides, in minimum size of 4.000 px or larger. The jury reserves the right to request the original slide for winning submission. Should the original not made available, the submission will be disqualified. Digital images RAW + TIFF / JPEG of high quality. Digital editing is only acceptable if limited to minor cleaning work, levels, curves, colour, saturation and contrast work. The faithful representation of what you saw at the time of the shot must be maintained. Compositing and multiple exposures are not allowed. It is allowed to create a panoramic image file type by combining two or more files. Sharpening is allowed. Cropping is allowed up to a maximum of 20% for each side, but please be mindful of the effect of cropping on file size (minimum 3000px on the long side). The original capture as it was recorded by the camera with no manipulation applied RAW or DNG will be requested, under penalty of disqualification, including those that compose the
PrizeThe 1st prize of € 5,000.00 will consist of 3,000.00 in cash and € 2,000.00 in photo tecnical material 2° prize value. € 2,000.00 will consist of 1,000.00 in cash and € 1,000.00 in photo tecnic material. 3° prize value. € 1,000.00 will consist of 500.00 in cash and € 500.00 in photo tecnical material moreover: SEMIFINALIST: DVD free FINALISTS: photographic book and DVD free
Winner SelectionJudged
Contest Deadline Everyone
Cost to EnterPaid
EligibilityEveryone
Organizers Terms & ConditionsWe accept a maximum total of 20 images: Digital images from scanned slides, in minimum size of 4.000 px or larger. The jury reserves the right to request the original slide for winning submission. Should the original not made available, the submission will be disqualified. Digital images RAW + TIFF / JPEG of high quality. Digital editing is only acceptable if limited to minor cleaning work, levels, curves, colour, saturation and contrast work. The faithful representation of what you saw at the time of the shot must be maintained. Compositing and multiple exposures are not allowed. It is allowed to create a panoramic image file type by combining two or more files. Sharpening is allowed. Cropping is allowed up to a maximum of 20% for each side, but please be mindful of the effect of cropping on file size (minimum 3000px on the long side). The original capture as it was recorded by the camera with no manipulation applied RAW or DNG will be requested, under penalty of disqualification, including those that compose the
Are photography contests worthless? Like most arguments, there are two sides:
Yes, photography contests, on the whole, are generally worthless – they are a time and money suck, and the organizers are looking to make money or disguise them as a rights grab.
No, they provide value, in that it forces photographers to curate their best work and ultimately push themselves to compete with “the best”. Plus, reading that so-and-so won this-and-that photo contest is kind of like being named Best Smile in the yearbook – many of us tend to pay attention to those awards, even if we’re not sure why.
But before the opining begins, keep in mind that every contest is geared toward a different level of photographer (student vs. amateur vs. pro), genre of photography (documentary, commercial, fine art, etc.), and different buyers are checking out different contests (magazine editors vs. ad agencies, for example).
Below we rate several major photo contests, with a brief overview of each contests’ entry fees, prizes, promised exposure, and feedback from past winners. Our verdict is given on an A-F scale, with “A” being worthwhile and “F” being worthless. Let the grading begin:
Photography Masters Cup
Entry fees: $35 for professionals; $30 for amateur (determined by whether your income is made as a photographer).
Prizes: “Masters Cup Award” title.
Promised exposure: Published in The PHOTO Paper Magazine; showcased in the online Winners Gallery; “international press and exposure.”
What the winners say: Daisy Gilardini, winner in the Nature category for the 5th annual awards, says: “Entering a photo contest is a time consuming task. I enter only a few of the most prestigious photo contest worldwide a year. The benefits are not immediate: I don’t enter a contest for the prizes – I consider this engagement as part of my marketing business plan. It’s a great way to have your name out there and build up a reputation
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Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
Nature Photography Contests Nature Photography Art Black and White Wallpaper Flowers Tumblr Backgrounds Hd Wallpapers Hd Gallery Birds
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