COMPETITION NOW CLOSED!!

Winners to be announced by 3rd June – watch this space!

Our next photography competition has been announced. The theme is be “Summer” and you can win free Adobe training.

Photography Competition – ‘Environment’

The theme for our competition this time is ‘Environment’ so no matter where you live, or what you do, you can get out there and get snapping. You can photograph your own environment or others, just post your entries on Flickr to be in with a chance of winning our fantastic prize! If you don’t already have a Flickr account it’s easy and free to set one up, then you need to join the group, then just add your image/s (you can enter up to 2 images) to the Silicon Beach Training Flickr group.

To follow this competition head to Flickr, our Facebook page,  and also follow our RSS Feed. The winner will also be announced on this blog and also on Twitter so don’t forget to follow us on Twitter @SBTtraining. We run regular photography competitions so keep in touch and let us know if you have any suggestions for the next competition theme.

Silicon Beach Training offer a full range of creative software courses including Photoshop Training, Illustrator Training and  InDesign Training in Brighton, Sussex. We also run other useful business courses including Management Training, Leadership Training, Software Testing Training and MSP Training

‘Environment’ Photography Competition Prize

The prize for the winning photographer is your choice of any public one or two day training course here at Silicon Beach Training in Brighton. You could try something creative like Illustrator Training, something practical like a Management Training Course, brush up on something more technical like HTML5 Training or expand on your social media expertise with a WordPress, Blogging or Social Media course. A full list of public courses can be found on our training dates page (only public courses in Brighton with a maximum duration of two days can be claimed as your prize).

The prize is for the training course only and winners will be responsible for any travel or accommodation costs incurred.

Winning will also result in exposure across our website and various social networking sites (namely Twitter, Facebook and our blog) – excellent free promotion if you want to build your profile online.

‘Environment’ Photography Competition Judge

Martin Bailey is a Professional Nature, Wildlife and Portrait photographer, born in England though now a Japanese citizen, based in Tokyo.

His work has been published by Popular Photography Magazine, Pomegranate, Korean Air, Creation Durable (Paris) and Light of Consciousness Magazine, among others. He had five pieces in a joint exhibit Viaggiando Immaginando, in Italy in 2005, and his first solo exhibition “The Nature of Japan” was held in Aoyama, Tokyo, in December 2010.

Martin releases a weekly photography Podcast, available in iTunes, as well as running a photography forum and this blog. He also runs popular wildlife and landscape photography workshops.

He is a proud member of the X-Rite Coloratti, a group of the world’s top professional photographers who understand the importance of implementing color management in their digital workflow, and he incorporates color management instruction into his workshops and seminars.

Martin is active in Social Networking too. To keep up with Martin on Twitter or Facebook etc. use the icons at the bottom of his portal page here: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/

How to Enter the Photography Competition.

1. If you have a Flickr account you can add your photo directly to the competition’s Flickr group. It is easy and free to set up an account.
2. A maximum of two photograph entries per entrant will be accepted.

When is the Photography Competition Closing Date?

The deadline is Friday 27th May 5pm.

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