I was looking over some of these amazing pictures by Belfast photographer Atif Farooq, and remembered that sometimes the simplest of things can be the most beautiful, and that sometimes it takes a picture such as this to remind you of the fact.
Inspired by this, I've decided to hold my very first Greensheen Blogger photography competition for both adults and children. Throughout the month of June I'm asking my readers to submit digital photos that they feel best fit the subject title of "Back Garden Nature". So while some of you may have had the honour of of capturing a lion mid roar on Safari, what we're looking for here is something caught on a more domestic scale, in your garden or local park, rather than jungles and rain forest. That's not to say I'm not anticipating some exotic pics, after all a back yard for someone in Australia or Canada is bound to be different to that here in Belfast.
Prizes will be awarded to the best picture in the Adult and Junior Categories (under 16) and will consist of a £20 Amazon voucher and a goody bag featuring some of the products featured on Greensheen Blogger in the past few months (more details to come). The deadline for submission is midnight on the 30th June (entries received after this date will not be considered). Finalist and winners pictures will be featured on this blog around mid July. Entries are by email only to greensheenblogger@googlemail.
The competition will be independently judged by Atif Farooq, so while immediate family members of Greensheen Blogger are not eligible to enter, everyone else is free to do so. You can check out Atif Farooq's photography by visiting his page
www.atiffarooqphotography.com
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Those pictures are amazing!!! Lovely and simple, but make such an impact.
ReplyDeleteAtif Farooq's photos are fantastic! They serve as a wonderful, simple reminder of nature's beauty.
ReplyDelete-Deb for Ecover
Awesome pics, what if you don't have a back garden?
ReplyDeleteParks, window boxes, even something you just spotted at the bus stop on the way to work. Not limited to gardens, just so long as it is something natural to your area (so no zoos or big game, unless you have a couple of lions kicking about your yard).
ReplyDeleteCan I enter from the UK?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous
ReplyDeleteCertainly, open world wide
I'll be hanging the camera around my neck! This will be a good chance to see the beauty around me! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteNice idea and great judge. Count me in.
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ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteHave the winners been announced yet?
Shane