Contests

Since 2010 we share our unedited SP-Studio pictures in monthly contests. Every month has a special topic. Just upload your picture on the contest page – no registration required. After the submission phase on the 20th of the month all pictures show up in a public vote. Then you decide which used the SP-Studio in the most skillful way. The TOP 5 join the HALL OF FAME!

Please vote fair, this is a creative challenge for fun. 🙂

SUBMIT YOUR PICTURE NOW!

This contest is about FAMOUS PHOTOS.
Only pictures which fit this topic count.

HOW CONTESTS WORK

CREATE an SP-Studio picture about a famous photo
UPLOAD your unedited picture until July 20
From July 21 to July 31, everyone can VOTE for their favorites
The winners will be announced soon after the vote ends

RULES FOR PICTURES

About the topic: Recreate a well known photograph as best as you can! Your inspiration can be a picture of a historic event or a portrait or even a meme, but it must be an actual photo (not taken from a video). The challenge is to stay as close to it as you can when you try to recreate it with the SP-Studio. You are allowed to only show a part of the original picture. Obviously no OCs are allowed this time. Please avoid graphic pictures of dead bodies or naked children, even if there are famous photos from history with this content. I feel like it would be in bad taste to use them for this contest.

Some examples: Distracted Boyfriend stock photo (2015), Oscar Selfie (2014), The Situation Room (2011), Steve Jobs (2006), The second plane / WTC (2001), Bucolic Green Hills / WIndows XP wallpaper (1996), Tank Man / Tiananmen Square (1989), The Heart Transplant (1987), Afghan Girl (1984), Yoko Ono; John Lennon (1980), Apollo 11 Bootprint (1969), Abbey Road (1969), Muhammad Ali v Sonny Liston (1965), Guerrillero Heroico / Che Guevara (1960), Marilyn Monroe (1954), Albert Einstein tongue (1951), V-J Day in Times Square (1945), The Roaring Lion / Winston Churchill (1941), The Hindenburg Disaster (1937), Migrant Mother (1936), Lunch atop a Skyscraper (1932), The Horse in Motion (1878)
Check out this Wikipedia list…
You can also look for portraits by famous photographers like Annie Leibowitz.