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Snap Decisions
Our third annual photo contest
We believe that anyone who has ever taken pictures in their life has taken a good picture. One of the primary differences between professionals and non-professionals is how consistently they can get the “good” shot. Photography, like any art, is meant to convey a feeling, capture a moment or tell a story. It is flawed thinking to believe that in order for a photo to be effective or artistic, it must have formal composition, ideal lighting, or be taken by a professional.

Again, this has been an open competition with no distinction made between professional and amateur photographers.

We extend our thanks to everyone who submitted to the 2008 “Snap Decisions” photo contest. We had more than 100 entries this year, and can’t wait again for next year. Hopefully, this will inspire more of you out there to gather your cameras and send us an entry.

We can’t express enough how thrilled we are with the results of this year’s contest.

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