Meet the Master Judge
Matt Suess
Matt Suess
For the first 17 years of my career I was a photojournalist based in New England. I am a digital photography pioneer and began teaching digital photography to photojournalists in the late 90’s, helping bring digital cameras to two different newspapers. I was awarded the 2003 New England Press Associations Photographer of the Year award for my work at the Cape Cod Times. During my time as a photojournalist, I also photographed weddings & portraits, as well as corporate & commercial assignments. I teach numerous field & classroom workshops throughout the year as well as online courses and I provide occasional free online webinars. You may have already seen my videos for software companies such as Skylum and ON1. My passion for sharing and teaching what I have learned during my long career is evident in my down-to-earth and encouraging approach with my clients.
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📷 Go Sky High 📷
We're looking for your most stunning and awe-inspiring photos of the sky. Whether you've captured a breathtaking sunset, a dramatic storm cloud, or the majesty of the Milky Way, we want to see it all. Get creative and show us the beauty and wonder of the world above us. So grab your camera, get outside, and let's see those sky-high shots!
Grand Jury Winner
👉 Community Recommended Photographer 👉 Bang & Olufsen Beosound Explore
👉 200 VIEWBUG Coins
People's Choice
👉 Community Recommended Photographer 👉 200 VIEWBUG Coins
Use Filters
When photographing the sky, the type of filter you use will depend on the effect you want to achieve. Here are some of the best camera filters for photographing the sky:
UV filter: A UV filter can help reduce atmospheric haze, which is particularly useful when photographing the sky during the daytime.
Polarizing filter: A polarizing filter can enhance the colors and contrast of the sky, making it appear more vibrant and intense. It can also reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water.
Neutral density filter: A neutral density filter can help you achieve longer exposure times, which can be useful for capturing cloud movement or creating a silky smooth effect in water.
Here's How It Works
What photos should I share in this contest?
Show how you capture the sky
When is the last day to participate?
What is the total value of the prize?
The total prize value is 800 plus the bragging rights. Prizes are delivered through Amazon and cash prizes are sent via Paypal.l
How many submissions are there in the contest?
There are 18,022 submissions.
What happens with the ownership of the photo I share in the contest?
You always maintain all the rights to your photos. By entering the contest you accept VIEWBUG's terms of use. AI generated images are not elegible to win.
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