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Contest: Use Lights!

Category: Contest
Feb 04

This Week’s Contest: Use Lights

Thanks so much to the nearly 600 photographer who entered our last contest! There are so many amazing entries, and we’re currently working to send them off to our judges to pick a winner.

For this week’s contest, submit your images taken with artificial lighting. Now, just because you don’t own fancy strobes doesn’t mean you’re out of the game. You can use any source of light that is NOT the sun. This includes lamps, flashlights, car headlights, the possibilities are endless! Be creative with it and submit what you come up with.

Lowepro Messenger Bag

Lowepro Messenger Bag

One grand prize winner will receive this Event Messenger Bag 100 by Lowepro, as well as a free Phlearn PRO of their choice! This bag features optional velcro closures, making it perfect for weddings and other events where the sound of velcro may be disruptive. :)

Contest Guidelines:

How to Enter
Simply add your image to a comment below. Please only submit one image each week. You're submitting images to be edited, so don't do too much Photoshop beforehand. We want to teach not just how, but why edits are being made.

How to Win
The person who best exemplifies the contest theme will be the winner. If two entries are close, the amount of likes, comments, and a great description will be the deciding factor. Winners are chosen by the Phlearn team.

Legal
By submitting images, you give Phlearn LLC the right to digitally alter your image and display on Phlearn.com, and use your image and any resulting derivatives to promote Phlearn.com. We reserve the right to change the rules whenever we want.

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