1. The competition has 3 themes, referred to as categories “people”, “places” and “climate change”
2. To be considered for the prize the photo must have been taken in any city of your country of origin
3. You can submit between 1 and 9 photos to take part (maximum 3 in each category)
4. Your photos cannot exceed 5MB each
5. Your photos cannot be digitally manipulated by any software
6. You must be the sole author and owner of the copyright
7. Closing date for entries is October 18th
8. In the first stage of winners selection, a local panel of judges selects the 10 best photos in each of 3 categories (announced on 2nd November)
9. Based on the local panel of judges’ shortlist, the public votes online to select the 3 winners – one in each category (winners announcement between November 30th - December 3rd
10. The 3 winners, go to the global final, where a global panel of judges selects global winners in each of 3 themes (announcement on December 9th )
11. In addition to photos entered in competition, you can publish a gallery of images, up to 2MB per month, max 200kB photos – to share via website. However, none of those photos take part in the competition.
they just say can't be edited by software. edited by camera FW is OK~
JPEG shooting proficiency is not easy either. Tuning those picture style, etc to get ready to print photo straight from the camera is some serious 'pre-processing' skills also. There are pros that actually do just that as for one reason or another they don't have the chance, or don't have the time to do so.
they just say can't be edited by software. edited by camera FW is OK~
JPEG shooting proficiency is not easy either. Tuning those picture style, etc to get ready to print photo straight from the camer ...
BiscottiGelato 發表於 2009/9/29 10:23
It's not easy, but it's a very ridiculous constraint in this digital age.
發表於 2009-9-28 17:30
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