📷 Steemit Photo Challenge #10 — WINNERS!
Wow.
We had some great entries this week, and I'm sorry that I just couldn't award all of my favourites. Here is my shortlist that made it through the very first round of selecting.
Visit the steemitphotochallenge tag and sort by new! Vote for your favourites — there's still time!!
But First!
$250 USD B&H Photo Video Gift Card
This was donated by @berniesanders
And the winner is....
@Litrbooh!
@litrbooh has won an honourable mention 3 times in the last 10 SPCs, but never placing in the top 3, making them the most Honourably Mentioned!! I like to award participation and I want everyone to get a chance at great prizes.
There was a tie for this prize, between @litrbooh and @k471 with three honourable mentions (without placing) and so a random winner was selected between them resulting in @litrbooh.
Please contact me on steemit.chat for the details. You'll need to prove it's you, of course. In the event that @litrbooh isn't able to accept the prize within a reasonable amount of time, then it will default to @k471!!
And now back to your regularly scheduled programming...
Honourable Mentions — 10 Steem Each
Third Place — 50 Steem
Second Place — 100 Steem
First Place — 150 Steem
What do you think of the picks this week?
If you don't see your images here, don't be discouraged! There's just so many amazing images to choose from.
Make sure you go and vote for the entries that you liked!
Thanks to our sponsors, @berniesanders, and Steemimg.com the first dedicated Steemit Image hosting website, created by @blueorgy.
Coming Soon...
SPC By The Numbers by @blueorgy where the statistics of the last 10 SPCs will be dissected, and that will be really cool to see. I will update this section when it comes in.
Give me some suggestions for next week's theme!
What would you like to see from the Steemit Photography community??
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 1 - Animal Portrait
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 2 - Shadows
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 3 - Desolation
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 4 - Nature Macro/Closeup
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 5 - Emotive Human Portrait
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 6 - Landscapes
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 7 - Architecture
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 8 - Long Exposure
Steemit Photo Challenge Week 9 - Action High Shutter Speed
Congratulations To The Winners & All Who Entered This Weekend!
I was blown away by some really amazing photography this challenge!
If you're interesting in where you stood within the challenge check out this weeks By The Numbers:
Steemit Photo Challenge #10 _By The Numbers
Get an in-depth look into the raw stats & analytics behind this Steemit Photo Challenge!
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Nice pics you have found there, thanks for sharing and congrats to all the winning crew. Namaste :)
Congrats to the winners! I wanted to participate in the other contests, just never got organized enough to do it. Glad I participated in this one. Had fun! Looking forward to the next!
wow i really made it for once into the honorable mentions, looks like this was a category for once where my phone cam was competitive enough
:Dthank u guys, i'm really honored, as these all are awesome picks
Great job!
Congratulations @litrbooh on your win, and a big thank you to @berniesanders for such a great prize.
💋 @halo 💋😇
my suggestions for next week's theme 3D object and Congrats to the winners! cyaaa
Thank you for unexpected (but so desired at the same time) reward! :)
I'm so happy now!
Congrats to all!
Congratulations to all the winners!! These are some really captivating shots! :)
Some thoughts for future challenges:
Elaborate on "negative space" I'm curious as to what you mean.
Negative space in this context would be the tension, forms, or patterns created by other subjects in the empty space of the image. I had the thought after seeing the shapes created in the negative space (sky in this case) of @k471's photograph of the building and crane.
So contrasting objects in light and dark or maybe as in subject matter?
It can be light and dark, although it doesn't have to be. Not sure what you mean in the last part of that question though? I suppose I'm thinking about it more in terms of design where you can use minimalism in shapes to create other forms within the frame. This is a great example by Disney:
In photography, it might look something like this:
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Oh Okay I think I understand. The latter part of my last question was whether or not it was a contrast of themes or concepts.
Congrats to all the winners! :)
this was a great theme, congrats to all participants, winners, and to @litrbooh for the special prize.