VS Smart Photo Contest – Sponsored by Verizon

VS Smart Photo Contest – Sponsored by Verizon

This Deadline Expired: Tuesday, October 2, 2018

RULES

Step 1: Post your photo(s) to Instagram. You must use a smartphone to take your photo – Post your photo(s) on Instagram using these hashtags in your caption: #verizon #VZsmartphotocontest and hashtag the #CATEGORY (Category options #mobileTech #Cityscape #StreetArt #Landscape #Portrait #NightShot). Do not add more hashtags to your post’s caption. You can enter up to two posts each day

Step 2: Enter your photos by the deadline – no late entries will be accepted.

Step 3: Choosing A Winner. The judges will select finalists in each of the five categories (Your Mobile Tech, Landscapes, Portrait, Night Shot,City Scape / Street Art)  to be posted in the Power Plant Photo Studio.

PRIZES

Winners in “Landscape”, “Cityscape/Street Art”, “Portrait” and “Night Shot” categories will win a $1,000 cash prize and a $500 Verizon Gift Card.

The Grand Prize will be awarded in the “Your Mobile Tech” category and it consists of a $2,000 cash prize and a $500 Verizon Gift Card.

Chosen finalists will be featured and recognized at a special, art gallery event in October at the Power Plant Photo Studio in Philadelphia where social influencers will have an opportunity to admire your work.

INFO:
https://smart-photo.org/

What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality.
Bettina Clowney
Bettina Clowney

What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …

What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …

What’s interesting for me is a spectrum of abstraction and realism that evokes both stillness and vitality. …

I spend a lot of time in nature observing plants, the environment, and natures cycles. While in or out of the studio, I'm creating both complex and compact environments that enliven personal residences, gallery walls, and city streets. In work ranging from large scale sculptural installations, and living compilations, to miniature assemblage and mixed media works on paper, nature is my rubric and my compass. This is the way I make connections between human interests and the environment that surrounds us. Simultaneously, nature is my metaphor and material. Grafting together a variety of flat and dimensional elements is not uncommon in my practice. In different ways, I'll incorporate earth, vines, flowers, roots, seeds, pigment, and wax into sculpture, and mixed media works on paper, more akin to assemblage. Nature and plants frequently act as metaphors for our human experience as they are passively or overtly layered or stitched amidst found imagery, maps, photographs, and words.
Susan Benarcik
Susan Benarcik

I spend a lot of time in nature observing plants, the environment, and natures cycles. While in or out of the studio, I'm…

I spend a lot of time in nature observing plants, the environment, and natures cycles. While in or out of the studio, I'm creating both complex and compact environments that enliven personal residences,…

I spend a lot of time in nature observing plants, the environment, and natures cycles. While in or out of the studio, I'm creating both complex and compact environments that enliven personal residences, gallery walls, and…

Melanie Serkes is a multidisciplinary sculptor. Inspired by the human form her rhythmic geometric creations abstract the precarious moments that occur between fragility and stability.
Melanie Serkes
Melanie Serkes

Melanie Serkes is a multidisciplinary sculptor. Inspired by the human form her rhythmic geometric creations abstract the…

Melanie Serkes is a multidisciplinary sculptor. Inspired by the human form her rhythmic geometric creations abstract the precarious moments that occur between fragility and stability.…

Melanie Serkes is a multidisciplinary sculptor. Inspired by the human form her rhythmic geometric creations abstract the precarious moments that occur between fragility and stability.…

Jacqueline Yvonne
Jacqueline Yvonne
Adina Segal
Adina Segal
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