In this Canon-only contest, we want to see you getting creative by slowing down the shutter speed to convey a sense of passing time. This could be a long exposure of a landscape taken on a tripod or an energetic panning shot. If you don't have a suitable image to upload try experimenting with the Tv mode on your Canon camera to set a slower shutter speed than you'd usually use and see how you get on!
Read the 'Brief in detail' tab for image requirements.
The judges' first 3 photos will win a download for Affinity Photo for PC or Mac desktop worth £48.99, and your picture will have a chance of being published in PhotoPlus magazine, as we'll print our favourite top ten!
In this Canon-only contest, we want to see you getting creative by slowing down the shutter speed to convey a sense of passing time. This could be a long exposure of a landscape taken on a tripod or an energetic panning shot. If you don't have a suitable image to upload try experimenting with the Tv mode on your Canon camera to set a slower shutter speed than you'd usually use and see how you get on!
DO: Ensure your photo was taken on a Canon camera. Have EXIF data in your photo (or supply the camera settings in the info section). Provide a title for your photo. Write a description of the photo you're entering of at least 50 words to give us the background of what the image is of and how it was taken. A little context can go a long way! Check your photo has a resolution of at least 3000 pixels on the longest edge of the photo as we will be printing our top picks in PhotoPlus magazine.
DO NOT: Have a watermark on your photograph. Supply images taken on camera systems other than Canon. Submit low-resolution pics
The judges' first 3 photos will win a download for Affinity Photo for PC or Mac desktop worth £48.99, and your picture will have a chance of being published in PhotoPlus magazine, as we'll print our favourite top ten!
Every photo submitted will be available for the crowd to rate once the submissions period has ended. You can see all the images uploaded to a contest, but will need to rate them to see how they’re ranked once the rating period begins.
Some contests on Photocrowd also have a judge. After the submission period closes the judge chooses their favourite images and writes some image reviews. The crowd and judge results will be announced on the same day.
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