About This Contest
This is an innovative and creative way to win an awesome prize. One Grand Jury Winner will have the liberty to pick their prize among the items listed below the Grand Jury Section. Win the contest and tell us what prize you want to bring home with you. The Pick Your Prize Series will help us present to you a hand picked selection of awesome products. Have fun and be creative.
Grand Jury Winner
Canon PowerShot SX400 Digital Camera Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 Instant Film Camera
Joby GP3 GorillaPod Flexible Tripod
TECHO® Universal Professional HD Camera Lens Kit
SGC-598 Photography Interview Shotgun Microphone
People's Choice
Exclusive Blog Feature ViewBug Prize Pack
350 Reward Points
Amateur Winner
Exclusive Blog Feature ViewBug Prize Pack
350 Reward Points
About The Prizes
With a dedicated movie button, this Canon PowerShot SX400 IS digital camera lets you quickly begin recording 720p high-definition videos, so you can preserve special moments in clear detail. The Smart AUTO mode helps ensure optimal image capture. Capture special moments with this Fujifilm instax mini 8 camera that utilizes film packs (not included) to instantly provide you with photos. The brightness dial enables simple customization, and the high-key mode softens your shots for a creative touch. Easily achieve pro-grade shots for beautifully polished video with your DSLR, phone or GoPro. Create sliding shots that pull objects into focus, rolling shots that glide over top of objects, or 360° rotating shots—all without expensive, heavy equipment or a big crew. MiniSkates has tic marks on each wheel to aid in shooting dynamic moving timelapses
Gary Crabbe
Gary began taking pictures while in college, where he studied Psychology and received his Master’s Degree in Directing, Acting, and Writing for the Theater. It was there he started shooting stage productions using black and white film. After graduation, a twist of fate led Gary to the studio of renowned photographer Galen Rowell, where he managed the 400,000 image library and Stock Department of Mountain Light Photography for nine years. In 1999, he turned to his own photography when he opted to become a stay-at-home dad following the birth of his first child.
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