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About THE NEW CAMERA

Portrait photo contest is open to all, free to enter and your images will be featured at New Camera Website, Facebook page and Flickr Group.

To enter, please submit your images to the New Camera Flickr Group and add the tag, “Portrait ” (Copy and paste that in) Good luck!

Eligibility: Worldwide, any age

Entry Fee: Free to Enter

Prizes: Best pictures, will be featured on New Camera Website every Month.

Copyright in all photographs submitted remains with the photographers who submitted them, All entrants agree that their name and images can be displayed and used in promotion for future competitions on NEW CAMERA.

Deadline: May 31, 2012

Share Your Best Images



OR Send us your entry through email

Send a maximum of 5 images at a time.
.keep file sizes under 1mb per image.
Film or digital both are accepted.
You MUST include all information such as: File Title (what you want to name it), File Description (where, how it was taken, and any technical data), Lens & Camera used.
Submit a URL to your portfolio if you have one, but no commercial sites.
Email thenewcamera@yahoo.com
Subject line of email must read Portrait Photo Contest .
New Camera reserves the right to disregard any images that do not fit the theme of this photo contest.


Share Your Best Images

What to enter?
Cropped photos are eligible. We do not accept digitally or otherwise enhanced or altered photos. Minor adjustments, including spotting, dodging and burning, contrast and slight color adjustment or the digital equivalents, are acceptable.

Limit: Each member can upload multiple entry

Judging Judging will be conducted by the admin of the new camera.

Judging Criteria

Relevancy to Category/Theme - Is the photo an obvious illustration of the category/Theme in which it is entered?

Focus / Sharpness - Is the object of the photo in focus?

Composition / Arrangement - Are the objects in the photo arranged in a meaningful, pleasing manner or are they "haphazard"? Did the photographer use the best angle or otherwise interesting perspective?

Lighting - Did the photographer use proper lighting of the subject matter? Avoid Overexposure and Underexposure in your images.

Creativity: Does the photographer show some creative thought or original idea in the making of this image?

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