Our newest assignment for you is “DITL!”!
A DITL is a “Day in the Life”, whatever that means to you.
Winner receives a six month trial membership to RPG keys, a fantastic hardware/software combo that increases image processing productivity (among other things) by the power of a million.
Prize is non-transferable and has no cash value in any circumstance.
Collages, diptychs, triptychs and more are all welcome, just make each entry a single file. You are more than welcome to comb through your files for a photo that illustrates the term, but we would absolutely love it if you shot something for the assignment; we want to see what you’ve been up to!!
Our assignment series is open to everyone. One entry per calendar day, please! We’re hoping you’ll wanna play along! The most creative entry wins!
We will post all of the entries on our Facebook page, and post a few of our favorites on our blog, complete with a link back to your blog or website.
How to enter :
Email your entry to:
We have an album on our Facebook fan page. When the entries start coming in, we’ll post them there first. Check in with us at Facebook if you are looking for some inspiration.
The deadline is May 30th! Let’s have fun doing this together!! Assignment series: “DITL!”
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Our newest assignment for you is “DITL!”! A DITL is a “Day in the Life”, whatever that means to you. Winner receives a six month trial membership to RPG keys, a fantastic hardware/software combo that increases image processing productivity (among other things) by the power of a million. Prize is non-transferable and has no [...]
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