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Watch for proper exposure, shutter speed, white balance, and depth of field. General, basic edits are permitted and expected. These include edits such as exposure adjustments, shadow and highlight recovery, hdr, color balance and tint correction, cropping, sharpening, contrast and black levels.
To judge the success of a good photo its necessary to consider the story, its concept and the theme or topic being explored; the underlying composition; a range of technical considerations such as exposure, sharpness, color and contrast; and how well the photo conveys mood and emotion.
Nail the technical aspects like lighting and color balance. The technical aspects should be spot on. Factors like a proper exposure, sharpness, color balance and lighting are essential to winning a photography contest. Creativity is important, but often the winning images are both creative and technically correct.
A photo can be considered of high quality if it: Realistically translates the color of the product, showcases its key attributes form, physical characteristics, material, and meets technical requirements resolution, framing/margins and correct file format.
Judges want to see photos that are imaginative, unique, and experimental. Images that push boundaries and offer new ways of seeing tend to catch a judges eye. Unique Perspectives - Frame objects and scenes from interesting or unexpected angles and viewpoints.

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How to Win a Photography Contest Tips and Tricks How do you win a photo contest? Formal Requirements. Photo Contest Theme. Read Official Rules/Terms and Conditions of the Photo Contest! Always Submit Your Best Photos. Browse the Galleries from Previous Contests. Idea, Originality, and Execution.
What the judges are looking for Impact. Is the sense one gets upon viewing an image for the first time. Creativity and style. Composition. Image or print presentation. Centre of interest. Lighting. Colour balance. Technical excellence.

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