SUMMARY
The "Make A Point" photo contest invites participants to submit digital photos featuring subjects with at least one pointed tip, such as pencils or architectural structures like the Gherkin building in London. Contest rules stipulate that photos must be resized to a maximum of 800 x 600 pixels, and only one submission per member is allowed. Editing is limited to brightness and contrast adjustments, with strict guidelines against significant alterations. The contest concludes with a member voting poll to determine the best submission.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of digital photo formats and resizing techniques
- Familiarity with photo editing tools for brightness and contrast adjustments
- Knowledge of online photo hosting services like ImageShack or Photobucket
- Awareness of contest rules and submission guidelines
NEXT STEPS
- Research digital photo resizing techniques using software like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP
- Explore best practices for submitting photos to online contests
- Learn about the principles of composition in photography to enhance point-focused images
- Investigate various types of architectural photography, focusing on pointed structures
USEFUL FOR
Photographers, digital artists, and anyone interested in participating in photography contests or improving their skills in capturing pointed subjects in their work.