Congratulations to the winners!

Congratulations to our winners. Alexander Meyer's image was chosen by the community as the best submission and Jakob Alecu de Flers was selected as the random winner. We will be in touch with both of you via your Fstoppers profiles to receive a tutorial of your choice.

If you'd like to participate in the next episode, submit your best images of winter HERE.

Rules & Prizes

We want to see your best images of plants or flowers for our next Critique the Community. 

Between now and December 4th, we invite you to submit up to two of your best images of foliage. We will be selecting a total of 20 images to give feedback to and two entrants will win a free Fstoppers original tutorial. The first winner will be decided by the highest average community rated image and the second will be chosen at random. Please note that we want to see high quality pictures and will probably overlook anything that looks like a snapshot. 

Once you've uploaded your submissions, we encourage you to scroll through everyone else's and give them ratings and comments of your own. Please keep feedback encouraging and helpful. 

Wed, 12/04/2019 - 23:45

This contest has ended.

607 people have cast a total of 48,129 votes on 732 entries from 460 participants

84 Comments

Are mushrooms plants for the purpose of this submission? In biological classification, they're not plants.

I don't have a problem with them, they don't seem out of place among the submissions to me.

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What about trees? Is a forest scape foliage? It obviously will have foliage in it.

Does it have to be outside or can a styled shot with foliage/flowers or what not be counted?

this is going to be a tough one lol another rough crowd

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Seems most of the submissions are flowers not foliage. Even the title image of the contest is misleading - it's a flower, the title says plants and the description says foliage. Funny. I think after that anything that actually grows is fair game!

Contest Submissions

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