PhotographyTalk Photo Post and Thread Contest
Let's have a contest... a simple and fun one! So here we go friends... this contest we are going to have (3) winners with the following prizes:1. Lowepro Flipside Sport 10L AW
2. PhotographyTalk branded Vanguard UpRise 38 Messenger Bag
3. f-stop Guru Backpack with ICU
3 bags & 3 winners!
How to participate? Easy... all you have to do is reply to this thread with "I'm IN". That will get you one vote... want better chances to win? This contest will run from today August 31, 2012 till September 7, 2012 11:59PM PST. Every *qualifying post & new thread that you make on PhotographyTalk forum will give you another entry. You can post as much as you want!
*A qualifying post is NON Spam:
1. You are replying to an existing forum topic thread... your response is 4 words or greater and must be relating and appropriate for that thread. Posting a reply with just 'smilies' does not count.
*A qualifying new thread in any of the 33 PhotographyTalk forums: NON Spam, Legitimate topic relating to photography & category.
Examples:
1. You can start a thread with a photography tip that you would like to share.
2. You can start a thread asking something about your camera, lens, flash, lighting, etc.
3. You can start a thread in " Photo Galleries - For Display or Critique " forum showing off one of your photos.
4. You can start a thread asking a general photography related question
5. If you are new to PhotographyTalk you can start a tread in the " New to PhotographyTalk Forum " introducing yourself!
6. You can start a fun forum game in the " Lounge ".
7. You can write a review on your camera, lens, flash, etc. These need to go in the " Camera Manufactures - Brand " or " Equipment Research, Buy & Using " forums.
Let's have some fun with this, if you have any questions please PM me. Bottom line... is NO SPAM post or threads... these won't count AND WILL BE DELETED.
Winners will be announced on Monday September 10, 2012. Winners are responsible for shipping and handling of their bag.
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