Dive into the world of water and show us how it sparkles, reflects, and ripples in all its colorful glory. Whether it's a raindrop on a leaf, a roaring ocean wave, or a serene lake at sunset, for this photo contest, we invited you to see how you capture the magic in everyday moments with chances to be featured on Flipboard and win more prizes making a splash with your creativity!
Dive into the world of water and show us how it sparkles, reflects, and ripples in all its colorful glory. Whether it's a raindrop on a leaf, a roaring ocean wave, or a serene lake at sunset, we want to see how you capture the magic in everyday moments. Join our 'The Colors of Water' photo contest, and let's make a splash with your creativity, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and celebrate the beauty that surrounds us all!
We believe in making our members feel part of an extraordinary community, and that's why we're going above and beyond in this contest. By opting for the VIEWBUG Membership, not only can you snag extra prizes, but you'll also enjoy the privilege of submitting more photos and receiving a deadline extension for your submissions. Embrace the special perks of being part of VIEWBUG, and let your creativity soar!
💙 Reflection Magic: Capture the reflection of a landscape, a city skyline, or a person in a body of water, such as a lake or puddle. You can creatively frame the shot to include only the reflection or show both the real object and its mirror image. Experimenting with angles and timing (like during a sunrise or sunset) can create a stunning and surreal effect.
💙 Freeze the Motion: Utilize a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion of water, whether it's a crashing wave, a water splash from a dropped object, or raindrops falling from a leaf. You'll need to play with your camera settings, and maybe use a flash, but the results can be breathtaking. The frozen water droplets can look like individual crystals, revealing details that the human eye can't usually see.
💙 Long Exposure Dreamscapes: Using a slow shutter speed in a controlled setting, you can turn flowing water into a soft, dreamlike haze. This works especially well with waterfalls, rivers, or waves lapping the shore. Combined with the right lighting, these long exposure shots can turn ordinary scenes into otherworldly landscapes. Utilizing neutral density filters and a tripod can help achieve the perfect effect, capturing the movement of the water over a longer period, and creating an ethereal and unique image.
Vote for your favorite photos and help us find the winner of this photo contest. The more you vote the better the results. The top photos receiving the most votes from our audience will be viewed by our judges. One winner out of the most voted photos will be selected as the People's Choice Winner.
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