LTPC meeting on Wednesday July 6th, 7pm at the Lone Tree Civic Center or virtually. Virtual Meeting details emailed to members. If you would like to join us in person, arrive 30 minutes early for social time.
This is a monthly competition held for Lone Tree Photography Club members. Lone Tree Photography Club Meetup membership alone does not also constitute Lone Tree Photography Club membership; they are 2 separate memberships with separate privileges. LTPC membership dues are only $25 annually and can be completed online at Join the Club. LTPC non-members may attend and vote on images but may not submit images into the competition.
This month’s topic is Motion/Long Exposure. Members may submit images with an element of at least one of these two themes. Any images submitted not relating to the competition genre focus will be moved to non competing. Members must be present at the competition meeting to enter. Exception is given for members to enter 2 competitions a calendar year in their absence due to vacations and work conflicts.
This month’s judge is photographer Erik Holladay-McCann. Our judge critiques every image submitted in the competition and awards a ribbon in every category. Ribbons will also be awarded for 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place, and honorable mention in each category by member vote. If you would only like to have your images critiqued, please enter your images in the Non Competing category.
To enter your images (3 maximum, only 2 in any specific category) use the Image Submission Form, and choose submission for the LTPC Competition. If you do not receive a confirmation email please contact the LTPC Competition Coordinator. Make sure none of your images have identifying text such as a watermark. All entries are due by midnight, Sunday, July 3rd. For for rules and further instruction, refer to the competition guidelines and submission standards. There are no longer image size restrictions on digital entries. However, please note that depending on your network bandwidth, larger files may take longer to upload. Also note that images will be reduced to optimal screen quality (no more than 800px wide or 600px high at 72dpi) before they are posted to LTPC websites / social media.
