Contests
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Signs of Time of a World Gone By

Our cities are filled with mesmerizing reminders of how it has developed—signboards, architecture, old bus stops, faded wall paintings, historic statues, peculiar mannequins, colorful tile floors, manhole lids covered with carving, old empty bookshops, or even an STD booth. This month, walk around your city and rediscover these things that show how far we have come.
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Streets in Monochrome

This week's theme challenges you to take on one of photography's favourite genres, black and white street photography.
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Whispers from the Wild

Photographing nature is a wonderful antidote to all kinds of stress, as we hurry through our fast-paced lives. Whether you are in a neighbourhood park or a thousand-acre forest, you will see several wondrous subjects. Sometimes, these places are devoid of any subjects, and all you see is vast, isolated land, rendering the scene eerie or peaceful. This week, challenge yourself and move beyond the traditional photographs of the wild.
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In the City of Love

“Photography is a love affair with life,” said Burk Uzzle. Love is a theme that has been widely explored by artists throughout the ages, and photographers are no exception. Many of the greats were romantics dedicated to capturing dramatic moments of affection amongst the ordinary. In this week's contest, we would like you to show us your interpretation of love.
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In Search of the Self

Sometimes, photographing ourselves can be challenging as well as liberating. Think beyond the traditional idea of a self-portrait and experiment to your heart's content.
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The Unusual in the Usual

There’s a certain mystery, absurdity and surprise lurking beneath the surface of the ordinary or commonplace. It begins with recognition and then scepticism about something in the scene being not quite right. It is this feeling that allows us to attend to and question the setting—“Is it meant to look like this?” It's only after the second glance that one sees the "true" object. In this week's theme, we would like you to explore the absurd, quirky, and eerier scenes present around you.
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The World Beyond Your Window

Whether it's looking out or looking in, we challenge you to show us something interesting. Whether it's beautiful, abstract, weird, macabre, absurd, happy, make sure it's an interesting photograph of the world through a window.
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Environmental Portraits

Arnold Newman once said, "The subject must be thought of in terms of the 20th century, of houses he lives in and places he works, in terms of the kind of light the windows in these places let through and by which we see him every day." Keeping this thought in mind, create compelling portraits of your family, friends, colleagues, or acquaintances.
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People at Leisure

Each of us has a unique way to relax following a hectic week. For this challenge, we want you to show us some quirky ways of unwinding.
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The Other End of the Leash

For this challenge, we want you to show us the best, most creative photographs of your pets or strays in your vicinity.
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