Competitions

By Carlos Alzamora.
This time I forgot to bring my camera, but hey the best camera is the one you have with you right? Or maybe the best camera is the one you left at home.
The lens on the iPhone 6 proved to be quite a great lens to capture all the detail on the branches and the texture on the tree. This is actually 3 frames stitched together using the app “AutoStitch” and then post-processed in Photoshop.

By Alan Small.

By Anders Woztke. A gloomy day in Kyoto did little to stop thousands of tourists – myself included – from flocking to the famous orange gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine. Stubbornly determined to get a shot without the flood of fellow admirers in frame, I waited until a break in traffic granted me precious few seconds to snap this composition of my travelling companion. The result was notably underexposed due to the overcast day, but by shooting RAW, I was able to bring it to life in the edit. I couldn’t be more pleased with the result!

[THIS COMPETITION HAS NOW ENDED.] Simply submit up to 3 of your favourite images for a chance to win one of two superb new Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II kits.

By Gordon Gullock. [Second winner of Image Review 4.] Rough early morning sea, Merimbula NSW.

By Will Farge.

By Richard Dodson.
Canon G11; 5x zoom; f/4.5

By Mark Daffey.
Street scene in New York’s Chinatown.

By Alex Barnes-Keoghan.
This creek is just past a place known as French’s Farm. I was riding to Haunted Bay, when – as I was crossing the bridge – it stuck out as a perfect photo opportunity.