Calling all budding amateur and professional photographers, CoinaPhoto is offering you another chance to win a £500 Amazon Gift voucher in their latest photography competition on ‘humanity’.
We’re inviting you to interpret the concept of ‘humanity’ in any way you like, with your own style and flair. Be creative and unconventional; whether humanity is that poignant portrait shot, a close up facial expression, a wandering stranger or snapping an act that captures the essence of humanity, we want to see where you take us.
To enter the competition, sign up to CoinaPhoto and upload your image onto the CoinaPhoto public library, give it a title and then choose the category called ‘Humanity’ from the category list. It’s that simple!
The winner will be chosen based upon the rating your picture receives on CoinaPhoto and the decision of our esteemed panel of judges including seasoned international travel photographer Paul Steele, awarding-winning photographer Lucinda Grange and CoinaPhoto founder Shahab Mirza.
CoinaPhoto wants to help amateur snappers turn that hobby in to a money-earning profession, and this photography competition with a gift voucher prize of £500 to spend on photography equipment is the latest in that mission.
Check out the shortlisted finalists of our last competition; we challenged our users to create stunning shots that spoke to the theme of ‘journey’. The standard was brilliant and we’re hoping for more of the same quality this time round!
The competition opens on Friday 15th August, with entries open for two weeks until Friday 29th. After that, the top ten photographs, as chosen by our professional judges Paul, Lucinda and Shahab, will be shortlisted and put to you, the CoinaPhoto users to vote for with a winner bing announced on Monday 8th September. So stay tuned and get snapping!
*Terms and conditions do apply. Please visit here for full details.
2 comments
Jiun Wai
August 20, 2014 04:31
Hi,
How can I submit photos for the competition?
Anonymous
August 21, 2014 15:06
Hi there,
To submit your photos, just sign up to CoinaPhoto and when you upload a picture onto the image gallery categorise it as ‘Humanity’. It’s that simple!
Good luck!
CoinaPhoto team
Calling all budding amateur and professional photographers, CoinaPhoto is offering you another chance to win a £500 Amazon Gift voucher in their latest photography competition on ‘humanity’.
We’re inviting you to interpret the concept of ‘humanity’ in any way you like, with your own style and flair. Be creative and unconventional; whether humanity is that poignant portrait shot, a close up facial expression, a wandering stranger or snapping an act that captures the essence of humanity, we want to see where you take us.
To enter the competition, sign up to CoinaPhoto and upload your image onto the CoinaPhoto public library, give it a title and then choose the category called ‘Humanity’ from the category list. It’s that simple!
The winner will be chosen based upon the rating your picture receives on CoinaPhoto and the decision of our esteemed panel of judges including seasoned international travel photographer Paul Steele, awarding-winning photographer Lucinda Grange and CoinaPhoto founder Shahab Mirza.
CoinaPhoto wants to help amateur snappers turn that hobby in to a money-earning profession, and this photography competition with a gift voucher prize of £500 to spend on photography equipment is the latest in that mission.
Check out the shortlisted finalists of our last competition; we challenged our users to create stunning shots that spoke to the theme of ‘journey’. The standard was brilliant and we’re hoping for more of the same quality this time round!
The competition opens on Friday 15th August, with entries open for two weeks until Friday 29th. After that, the top ten photographs, as chosen by our professional judges Paul, Lucinda and Shahab, will be shortlisted and put to you, the CoinaPhoto users to vote for with a winner bing announced on Monday 8th September. So stay tuned and get snapping!
*Terms and conditions do apply. Please visit here for full details.
Jiun Wai
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