Andre said:Another suggestion might be to enter the picture with a pm to the mentor in charge of the photo contest. The mentor would post all pictures anonymously so that voting can be about the pictures and not about the most favorite PF member.
Evo said:I think keeping the photos anonymous until the winner is announced would be great! Many times I will not vote because I don't want to be forced to choose between members (when I like both pictures equally). If the pictures were anonymous, I'd start participating again.
The only drawback is that it would put an extra burden on Zz.
The purpose of a photo contest is to encourage individuals to showcase their photography skills and creativity by submitting their best photos for a chance to win a prize.
To enter a photo contest, you typically need to submit your photo(s) through an online platform or by mailing in physical copies. You may also need to follow specific guidelines or themes set by the contest organizers.
It depends on the specific rules and regulations of the photo contest. Some contests may allow minor edits, such as cropping or adjusting brightness, while others may require the photos to be unedited.
The judging criteria for a photo contest may vary, but they often include factors such as creativity, technical skill, and adherence to the theme (if any). Some contests may also have a panel of judges, while others may use a voting system.
Some tips for increasing your chances of winning a photo contest include carefully reading and following the rules and guidelines, submitting high-quality and unique photos, and promoting your entry through social media or other platforms. Additionally, studying and understanding the judging criteria can also help you tailor your submission to meet the expectations of the judges.