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Street Photography Contest 2023
Capture the essence of urban life in your images. From the hustle and bustle of city streets to the quiet moments of everyday life, we want to see your unique perspective on street photography. We welcome all styles and techniques, from black and white to vivid color, from candid shots to carefully composed scenes. Show us the streets as you see them and compete with fellow street photographers for the chance to win exciting prizes!
Image requirements: Only JPG (JPEG) files are accepted. The smallest side has to have at least 1000 pixels. The file should be of 12MB or less. The photography must be about the theme of the contest. Remove any watermark from the photo, any photography with watermark will be removed from the contest. Photo edition like fixing exposure, contrast, sharping, color saturation is allowed. What is not allowed is to add or remove any element from the photo.
Judging criteria: creativity, technical skills, composition, etc.
Online submission of digital images via the website.
PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FOR YOU:
Once you’ve learned how to take good portraits, you may want to play it up a bit to add personality and a storytelling aspect to your photos. It’s advisable to get on your subject’s level, especially if they’re small children and you’re shooting family portrait sessions. Seeing your subjects eye to eye is the best way to give your images a more personal feel. Consider moving in close and shooting from a different angle if you wish to focus on other features, such as the lips, ears, and nose. A seemingly silly but effective technique of achieving a more realistic perspective of your subject is using focal lengths of 50mm (like a nifty fifty lens) and zooming with your feet (than with your lens) until the subject’s face fills the frame. This technique is used by professional photographers in order for facial elements to look flattering.
Once you’ve learned how to take good portraits, you may want to play it up a bit to add personality and a storytelling aspect to your photos. It’s advisable to get on your subject’s level, especially if they’re small children and you’re shooting family portrait sessions. Seeing your subjects eye to eye is the best way to give your images a more personal feel. Consider moving in close and shooting from a different angle if you wish to focus on other features, such as the lips, ears, and nose. A seemingly silly but effective technique of achieving a more realistic perspective of your subject is using focal lengths of 50mm (like a nifty fifty lens) and zooming with your feet (than with your lens) until the subject’s face fills the frame. This technique is used by professional photographers in order for facial elements to look flattering.