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Sunday, 20th May 2012


 

RULES:


1. The contest is open to all professionals and amateurs.

2. Contest period is from April 23 to August 31, 2012 with a monthly theme to be announced in the printed and online version of the The Daily Guardian.

3. No registration fee required.

4. E-mail your entry together with your Facebook URL to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

5. Contestants are to shoot based on the monthly theme.

6. Deadline of submission of entries is 12 noon every last day of each contest week.

7. Each contestant is allowed to submit One (1) entry per month.

8. Corrective enhancement is allowed including color balance, saturation, tone, curves, brightness, contrast, cropping, or resizing.

9. Borders and watermarks are not allowed.

10. Contestants are NOT allowed to post submitted photos on Facebook during the contest period.

 

 

WINNERS:

1. The contest has One (1) Voter’s Choice Award of the Month that will determined through online voting.

2. Online voting will start 12 midnight of every Monday.

3. The Online Voter’s Choice Award of the Month will be published on the online version of The Daily Guardian.

4. All Online Voter’s Choice Award of the Month will then be judged to become the Ultimate Online Photo Contest Winner.

5. The Ultimate Online Photo Contest Winner will get two (2) roundtrip Kalibo-Hong Kong tickets courtesy of Cebu Pacific Air

PRIZES:

Monthly winners will receive gift certificates from The Daily Guardian.

 

The Ultimate Online Photo Contest Winner will get two (2) roundtrip Kalibo-Hong Kong tickets courtesy of Cebu Pacific Air.

 

 

 

 

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