
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!
set at least 100 years in the past.
Only pictures which fit this topic count.
HOW CONTESTS WORK
- CREATE an SP-Studio picture about a PERIOD PIECE
- UPLOAD your unedited picture until May 20
- From May 21 to May 31, everyone can VOTE for their favourites
- The winners will be announced soon after the vote ends
RULES FOR PICTURES
About the topic: Pick a film (or book, play or show) that takes place at least 100 years in the past and tries to capture this time period. Historical dramas, biopics and even authentic Western movies count. The rule “at least 100 years ago” won’t be applied too strictly because often a long period of time is covered. Small Fantasy elements are allowed as long as the setting and costumes strive for historical authenticity (like The Prestige or The Witch). No Game of Thrones! 🙂 And no OCs this time.
Examples: Sense and Sensibility, Titanic, Braveheart, Richard III, Gladiator, Les Misérables, Shogun, Bridgerton, Cleopatra, Downton Abbey, The Prestige, The Witch, Little Women, Amadeus, Ben-Hur, Elizabeth…
Please remember: You are only allowed to use the SP-Studio, so do not edit with additional software (no cutting, drawing or filters). Of course it must be your own creation. When you upload your picture always add a TITLE and your own NAME! Use the same name for all your uploads. Names like anonymous, idk or me are not allowed. Too many use them. Registration with an e-mail address is optional. Very important: This is a creativity challenge and not a popularity contest for fandoms. So please vote fair. Please avoid hateful content, stay respectful and stick to the rules.