Your Winning Photo in 5 Steps (Udemy.com)

How to win photo contests for amateurs and pros alike

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Created by: Mary Monique Littlejohn

Produced in 2017

What you will learn

Successfully enter online and gallery photo competitions

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Course Description

I started entering and winning contests shortly after digital cameras came out. I'll never forget when my husband, Chris gave me a Canon 2 mega pixel camera with a zoom lens for Christmas. Since we lived in Sunny Santa Barbara, where the weather was always in the high 60s, even in the Winter, we rushed out to Butterfly Beach in Montecito, and I photographed 2 kayakers paddling. It was a calm day, so there was a beautiful reflection on the water. I went online and searched "Free Photo Contests" and found one for a spice manufacturer that focused on spices to go on fish. Three months later, I received an email to let me know that I won. I received a gift basket full of their goodies, and I was hooked!

Fast forward to 2017. Since then, I've won awards in over 100 contests. You could call me a photo contest junkie. I focus on the free contests and enter as often as my schedule allows.

I mention several tools that I use, and do not receive any affiliate income or other payment for mentioning them. I'm just sharing them with you so that you can have an edge on your next competition.
In this course, I'll give you 5 easy to follow steps so that you can compete successfully in photo competitions.Who this course is for:

amateur photographers
professional photographers
digital photographers
landscape photographers
city photographers
artists

Time: 32m

Instructor Details

Mary Monique Littlejohn

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Monique Littlejohn is an accomplished jewelry designer, photographer, and nonprofit professional who now spends her time in South Australia.
Jewelry Design: Monique has been designing and selling jewelry for 30 years. Her specialty is wire wrapping and she enjoys teaching others this unique art.
She is also an accomplished photographer who has won over 100 awards through Pixoto, Viewbug, and local competitions.
Her nonprofit leadership career has spanned several different areas including the arts, medical research, youth, and seniors.