A big thank you to the curators who like to keep an eye over our community and #monomad entries. Much appreciated.
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ANY ENTRY MISSING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ELIMINATORY FACTORS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
Contest Rules:
- Post your entries in the Black And White Community (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Clearly mention the #monomad challenge in your post title or post body. For example: "This is my entry for the #monomad challenge" (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- At least 50% of the submitted post, including the first image, needs to be black and white (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Use the #monomad tag (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Every photograph must be yours. Plagiarism will be immediately reported (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Reusing previously posted images will be treated as content recycling and it will be reported as well (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- We reserve the right to change the contest rules at any given time without further notice.
PRIZES:
FIRST PLACE | SECOND PLACE | THIRD PLACE |
|---|---|---|
FIRST PLACE
"A Portrait Session in an Antique Library"
THIRD PLACE
TODAY'S HONORABLE MENTIONS. PLEASE SHOW THESE TALENTED PHOTOGRAPHERS SOME LOVE AS WELL!!
Mention #1
Mention #2
Mention #3
Mention #4
Mention #5
Mention #6
RULES :
- Post your entries in the Black And White Community (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Clearly mention the #monomad challenge in your post title or post body. For example: "This is my entry for the #monomad challenge" (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- At least 50% of the submitted post, including the first image, needs to be black and white (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Use the #monomad tag (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Every photograph must be yours. Plagiarism will be immediately reported (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- Reusing previously posted images will be treated as content recycling and it will be reported as well (ELIMINATORY FACTOR).
- We reserve the right to change the contest rules at any given time without further notice.
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