Shootout
Focus on New York City
The ProCon Shootout is a free photo contest open to all students. The concept is simple: You have 24 hours to submit up to three photos you’ve shot in the city.
Your images will be judged by a noted New York City fashion photographer and staff from B&H Photo, one of the nation’s largest photo/visual/audio stores, based in Manhattan.
Learn more at the B&H table in the exhibit hall. B&H sponsors the Shootout.
SESSIONS
The Shootout is hosted is by Leanna Šiupinys, a fashion photographer based in Brooklyn. Shootout participants can consult Leanna for advice ranging from technical to technique at the first session below…
The Shootout: The kick-off
ProCon’s free photo contest begins with advice from a noted New York City fashion photographer who has worked for Nike, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, and more. The Shootout then sends you into the city to photograph anything you want. But you only have 24 hours. We’ll explain the rules, but if you can’t make the session, head to the B&H table in the exhibit hall for all the details.
Leanna Šiupinys, fashion photographer
10 am Thursday, Feb 27 in Booth
The Shootout: The wrap-up
Learn who won the Shootout photo competition – and why. A noted New York City fashion photographer and representatives from the nation’s premiere photo store will show off the winner and explain what they liked. Even if you don’t win, you can still learn.
Leanna Šiupinys, fashion photographer
staff, B&H Photo
4 pm Friday, Feb 28 in Broadhurst/Imperial
RULES
The Shootout is simple…
- It opens 11 am. Thursday, Feb. 27, and closes 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 28.
- Before the Shootout closes, you must fill out this form.
- It includes a space for up to three links to your photos. So make sure you load them to Google Drive, Dropbox, or something similar – and set permissions so anyone can download them. That’s because…
WINNERS
Winners will be revealed and discussed at a Friday afternoon session. They’ll receive certificates, and their images will be shown at the closing keynote on Saturday, March 1.
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