Critique the Community
Submit Your Best "Winter" Image
Critique of Winter Themed Photos
Congratulations to the winners!
Thanks to everyone who submitted to this critique. To be a part of the next critque and all future critiques and contests, you can visit Fstoppers.com/Contests.
Rules & Prizes
We want to see your best images that capture "Wintery Photos" for our next Critique the Community.
Between now and December 18th, we invite you to submit up to two of your best images of "Winter". 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, 12/18/2019 - 11:00
This contest has ended.
504 people have cast a total of 36,004 votes on 386 entries from 273 participants
Contest Submissions
Click on the thumbnails below to comment and rate each image.
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25 Comments
Wow so many really great images there! Great work, guys!
Wishing everybody a early Merry Christmas, and just remember no matter how frustrated your in your 'level of photography' they're' always somebody with photographic skills better than you and trust me many more with much poorer skills. Chill and enjoy the hobby is my belief.
Agreed. Merry Christmas and happy holidays!
Merry Christmas everyone!
The site keeps uploading my image as horizontal. What's the trick?
What photo editor do you use? Unfortunately, there are two ways to write the photo orientation in a photo. One way is more "standard" than the other. Your editor uses the "wrong" one, evidently. Not really your fault.
One rather untidy fix, if using windows, is to use file manager to view the photos, and rotate them if necessary.
Again. what photo editor do you use?