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Our ’13 winter contest starts right
away and will last until March, 31th. That should give
everyone plenty of time to quality.
This edition of the contest will be even more exciting with two
prizes drawn :
·
As
always, we will randomly pick our first winner among qualified
participants (see details below)
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A $100 gift card
will be awarded to our lucky winner.
· On
top of that, we will also pick another winner by allowing qualified
member to vote for him/her. We will set some subjective criteria such as
creativity, quality and composition
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A $120 gif card
will be awarded to our talented winner.
Nobody needs a Ph.D
to qualify, just 15 (or more) positively screened picture! Yes, as
always, it’s that simple. Please remember that your pictures have to be
uploaded and accepted/screened by our crew.
Qualification threshold is the same for both draws (15 pictures) but we
will have two distinct winners (one can’t qualify for both prices).
Come on, let’s go!
What are you waiting for! Show the world what Picturing America means!
LonestarMike, one of our
previous winner said:
"I wish my odds were this good in Las Vegas!"
Have a look
at contests history
here
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