There are magicians who are able to breathe life into Still Life. One Eyeland's new photo contest is for such artists who can create something magical by infusing it with a fresh composition, a new lighting technique, an unusual arrangement of objects, or even a breathtaking idea. The World's Top 10 Still Life Photography Contest 2021 is now open. For the best in the craft to be judged by the masters of the craft.
OPEN FOR ENTRIES
The Top Photographer will receive a cash prize of US$2500.
The Top 10 Photographers in the World will receive the Golden X Trophy.
The Top Photographer in each Country will receive the Golden X Trophy.
| Beverages | Flowers | Jewellery |
| Conceptual | Food | Liquids |
| Cosmetics | Fashion | Objects |
| Electronics | High Speed | Other |
| Fine Art | Industrial | Watches |
| Beverages | Conceptual |
| High Speed | Cosmetics |
| Industrial | Electronics |
| Jewellery | Fashion |
| Liquids | Fine Art |
| Objects | Flowers |
| Other | Food |
| Watches |
Professional and Amateur Photographers from any country.
Online uploads only for all entries
File Specifications – RGB | JPG Format | 72 dpi | 2000px (longer side) | Color Profile sRGB
No Watermarks / Copyright Units / Logos on images
Only Bleed photographs without Borders except under 'Polaroid' entries
Gold = 20 POINTS
Silver = 10 POINTS
Bronze = 5 POINTS
Finalists = 2 POINTS
Entrants must ensure they own undisputed copyrights to their respective entries uploaded for the awards. Copyright of all photographs submitted rest with the photographer.
One Eyeland may use all entries submitted for marketing & promoting the One Eyeland Awards although there will not be any monetary compensation for the same.
Neither One Eyeland nor their associates, affiliates or partners assume any responsibility for photos submitted in violation of competition rules / copyright regulations. Images that demonstrate violations on copyright and/or competition policies will be removed & disqualified by One Eyeland after due investigations.
The top 10 photographers with the maximum number of points for his / her top 10 entries will win the Title. The photographer will need a minimum of 22 points to be considered for the Title.
The top 10 photographers with the maximum number of points for his / her top 10 entries will win the Title. The photographer will need a minimum of 10 points to be considered for the Title.
While there is no upper limit to the number of entries a photographer can submit, the more number of entries will only work towards better chances of winning the award. The minimum number of entries will have to be 2.
In case there is a tie where photographers have the same points, their quality of metals (number of Golds, Silvers & Bronzes) will be taken into account to determine the winner.
No. There is no restriction on when the entry image were created.
Sure. You can submit a photograph that was submitted / awarded in any other contest in the past.
No. Once you have paid, no modifications are possible. So, do make sure you review your entries before you pay.
You will receive an email from award@oneeeyland.com within 48 hours from the time of successful submission. If the mail does not reach you within 48 hours, you can write to us at the same email ID and we will do the needful. Please always check your Junk / Spam folder before you write to us.
One Eyeland will only use your images for promoting One Eyeland.
There will not be any compensation if used to promote One Eyeland Awards. However, if a situation arises that your image could be used commercially, you will be intimated of the same and you reserve the right to accept or decline the offer. The copright for the images will always rest with the photographer.
You will receive an email from award@oneeyeland.com once the final list of winners has been announced.
The photo contest consists of two rounds of judging. In Round One, a panel from One Eyeland will review all the entries. A select portion of the entries will be selected for Round Two. In Round Two, the Judges will select the winners. There is no upper limit on the number of awards given.
