Landscape Monthly Competition
For RPS Landscape Group Members
Images should be sent to: landscapeweb@rps.org One image per RPS Landscape Member per month. Images should be 2000px wide - there is no restriction on how tall your pictures are. So please resize them up to 2000px by XXXXX px. (NOT XXXX px by 2000 px). Please name your jpegs as follows - Image Title by Your Name, e.g. "Brighton Beach By Hazel Smith LRPS".
Winners and runners up will have their images showcased in RPS Landscape publications, RPS Landscape Facebook, RPS Landscape Instagram and the RPS website.
Voting takes place in the last week of the month. All Landscape members will be emailed a link where they will be able to vote for their favourite 3 images or look out for the voting announcement link on this page and on our Facebook RPS Landscape Group.
Open for entries 1st to 23rd of each month.
Voting takes place 24th to 28th of each month.
The Prize 1st place winner will get to choose one of fotoVUE's photo-location guidebooks. At the end of year all 1st place images will be entered into a further round in the competition and Landscape photographer, Thomas Heaton will select an overall winner for 2021!
October - Open for Submissions
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The images that Landscape Group members are submitting to the monthly competitions are stunning. It would be great to display these images, credited to the photographer, on the Landscape Group website i.e. on the homepage or the top header image etc.
If you would prefer your image is not displayed on the Landscape Group webpages after the competition has finished, please mention this when submitting your image for the competition.
Thank you
Competition Gallery
RPS Landscape Group Monthly Competition.
See the winning entries from previous months...
The copyright on all images belongs to the photographer
“Landscape” photography is defined as the photographing of all elements of the land, mountains, hills, farmland, the coast, bodies of water, urban and rural environments, under varying lighting and weather conditions, in both traditional and abstract forms.
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