Cuteness Overload Photo Contest Winners
Thank you to all the photographers that shared their images featuring overwhelming cuteness in this photo contest in collaboration with Snapfish and with chances ti win a Sony Alpha a5000 Mirrorless Digital Camera. This camera includes refined capabilities in a pocket-able size that makes it is easy to get beautiful pictures almost anywhere. Features include exceptional image quality from the large APS-C image sensor, fast focusing thanks to a brand new BIONZ® X processor and interchangeable lens capability. NFC (Near Field Communication) enables single touch image sharing with compatible mobile devices or direct connection with Android™ and iOS devices via Wi-Fi®.
A special thanks to friend and professional photographer Courtney Dailey for her collaboration as a guest judge. As a Beauty photographer, Courtney Dailey knows the business of beauty. Based in Los Angeles, she leads teams of beauty experts creating images from prep to post. Known for her use of color, she delivers imagery that is colorful, dramatic and confident. She feels all images should communicate concepts, stories or evoke feelings.
"I love the warmth of this image. The chrome bumpers, beautiful frame this family. They almost serve as a vignette, bringing the viewers eyes into the scene." - Courtney Dailey
"This is what pet portraiture is all about. The fantastic use to light to highlight the texture of these little guys ridges, folds and big paws. I firmly believe that every pet owner needs a studio port of their pets like this." - Courtney Dailey
"I can't stop going back to this image. I love the framing. I love the shallow depth of field and lastly I love this field mouse. He's so delicately balancing on that piece of wheat, I feel like I need to chant for him like a support team." - Courtney Dailey
"How could I deny an hamster studying. Seriously, this is ridiculously cute. I love the color grading and over all feeling this photo has. Can we talk about his little paw hanging down? So sweet! What I appreciate the most is the planning and effort this must have required. Personally, I don't have mini hamster desks and books hanging around and I imagine you did not, as well. This was a concept, brought to life. " - Courtney Dailey
