2013 Woodland Photo Contest

March 8- April 3o

Overall Winner of the 2012 Photo Contest

Rules:

1.  All Woodland Christian High School Students may submit photos

2.  Photos must have been taken this school year (2012-2013) .

3.  Photographers may submit photos to a maximum of four out of the six categories.  

     You may submit to less than four categories if you choose.

        4.  Photographers may only submit up to a maximum of three photos per category (max 12 photos in all).

        5.  Photos must be larger than 2 MB.  Make sure your camera is set to large file size and fine resolution...this will give    

              you the best results for your photo submissions.

        6.  Photos must be submitted via the Flickr 2013 Woodland Photo Contest page (you need a Flickr/Yahoo account to 

              submit photos this way) OR via a flash drive/CD, labelled and given to Mrs De by May 1, 2013.

        7.   Submitted photos must be renamed with your own title and the category to which they belong.  If they are not 

              labelled they will not be included in the judging.

        8.  Contest closes April 30, 2013

  

Categories:

Smile:  Smile and the world smiles along with you.  Search among the smiles around you and photograph the ones that project true joy.     No posed shots please.

Leading Lines:  When you want to create a meaningful composition use leading lines  to draw the viewers eyes through the photo to a focal point that you want to highlight. 

Ex:  a winding road, a railroad track leading to the distance, a farm fence leading to a barn, or the gentle curve of the waters edge along the beach.)

Split Second:  Capture a high speed moment...this does not need to be sports related...think of anything that moves and make sure to have your shutter speed adjusted to stop the movement.

 Macro:  This category is especially for those who love to take super close-up photos.  Photos can portray natural or man-made subjects.

  Nature:  This category is fairly open.  Photos of wildlife, flowers, landscapes, trees, and even under water shots are welcome.

  Out of Context:  Something in the photo just doesn’t belong.  Your shot should be based on visual humour or intrigue... "how did that get there?"  (Ex:  summer sun hat in the snow, a car on the roof of a building.)