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My entry to the Steemit Portrait Photography Contest

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An asian girl screams with joy whilst feeding pigeons.

This Is My entry to the Steemit Portrait Photography Contest . This was taken at the Tha Phae Gate in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Have you entered yet? If not, give it a go, here’s the link to this week’s contests and here’s the link to their page. Good Luck!

Here’s my shot details in case you’re wondering:

Camera Canon 7D mark II
Focal Length 105 mm
Aperture f 8
Shutter Speed 1/80
ISO 200

Consider following me for updates and to find not only my other travel bloopers, blunders and shenanigans but also photography related news/reviews and the occasional contest entry.

All the photos (unless otherwise noted in the post) were taken by me and are available for sale. If you’re interested in buying an image or three, 😃 please don’t hesitate to contact me for more details. Thanks in advance!

Comments & Critiques are always welcome, as are upvotes and resteems.

Thanks for viewing and best wishes!

PS. If you want to check out my other ‘works’, you can find them here:

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AFCC Asian Children’s Book Award by Genting Singapore

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AFCC Asian Children’s Book Award by Genting Singapore Call For Entries

“The Asian Children’s Book Award looks to promote the publication of Asian children’s books in multiple languages, extending their reach to other countries in the region and beyond.

The Asian Children’s Book Award offers a total of S$30,000 the winning work: S$10,000 for the writer(s), S$10,000 for the illustrator(s), and S$10,000 for the translator(s) (in the case where there is no official translation of a winning work, the translator’s prize money would instead be given to the publisher as a translation grant for the express purpose of publishing an English translation of the winning picture book).”

Is your team up to the challenge? Go for it!

Note: using Blurb may not be suitable in this instance but is possible….Read the rules and regulations first.