Thank you to all the photographers that shared their best photos using shallow depth as the main aspect in the composition in the Shallow Depth Of Field Photo Contest with chances to win a Canon EOS Camera and more!

A special thanks to our friend and professional photographer Elaine Li for her collaboration as a guest judge in this photo contest. Elaine is an art director and photographer from Hong Kong. She is currently working as an Art Director in advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather. Prior to moving back to her hometown, she has spent time in Melbourne, Chicago and San Francisco. With Elaine's passion in photography and social media, she has garnered over 116K+ followers on Instagram and a large following on Snapchat, working with a variety of brands as a social influencer.

Grand Jury Winner

"Short depth of field doesn't mean that the objects in the background gets completely neglected. I love how you first see the beautiful ballerina in the image, then see the horse in the background, which gives the image more context." - Elaine Li

Runner Up

"I love how the photographer was able to capture the look inside the dog's eyes. Photography is about capturing moments, and this photo did just that, with the leaf falling down and the dog eyeing it. Perfect timing." - Elaine Li

Amateur Winner

"This is a beautiful shot where the yellow stamen is the main focus of the image, and the purple pedals act as a secondary supporting element. The yellow almost looks like it pops right out of the picture." - Elaine Li

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