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Young Photography Contest 2023
The best photographer of each category will win a free 5 photos submission for any of our paid contests.
The second best photographer of each category will win a free 3 photos submission for any of our paid contests.
The third best photographer of each category will win a free 1 photo submission for any of our paid contests.
Categories:
– Architecture
– Nature
– Portrait
– Street
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:
While you probably want to avoid massive crowds of tourists, it’s a really great idea to try to capture individuals in your travel photos. Including a person can add a sense of scale to a beautiful landscape or give a focal point to wide shot of a landmark. A street with a few traditionally-dressed locals walking through will always capture the essence of a destination more completely than an empty road, while a charming portrait of a local character always makes for an engaging image. So rather than waiting for people to walk OUT of your shots, why not think about waiting for them to walk IN?
While you probably want to avoid massive crowds of tourists, it’s a really great idea to try to capture individuals in your travel photos. Including a person can add a sense of scale to a beautiful landscape or give a focal point to wide shot of a landmark. A street with a few traditionally-dressed locals walking through will always capture the essence of a destination more completely than an empty road, while a charming portrait of a local character always makes for an engaging image. So rather than waiting for people to walk OUT of your shots, why not think about waiting for them to walk IN?