Enter for the Pulse Photo contest today!!
Pulse Photo contest
Calling all talented photographers...
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In continuation of the contest series, Pulse Nigeria is introducing the first Pulse photo contest for the month of. If you consider yourself a good enough photographer and you are interested in winning the keep ready for all the details to stand a chance of winning…N50,000!
THEME
“The star in your corner”
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Take a picture of anyone in your environment who you believe should be a star. It can be the street kid with great football skills or your singer of a sister. The challenge is being as creative as you can while showcasing this star in their element.
CONTEST GUIDELINES
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Entries are to be sent in to coco.olorunfemi@ringier.ng.
KICK OFF AND END DATE
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Submissions will run from 10/19/2015 - 10/30/2015. Uploads will begin from 11/02/2015. Judging will begin and the winner will be announced on 11/16/2015
Good luck guys!!
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