It’s usually not that good for us (our wallets or our physique), but most of us, probably on a more regular basis than we’d like to admit, eat at fast food restaurants (or pick something up via drive-through). The latest Contest Corner Challenge CCC#77: Fast Food asks you to photograph some of that “fast food” before you scarf it down. Try to make it look “appetizing” like they do in commercials (if you can). Think of it almost like a product shoot for your fast food meal of choice.
Entries are due in by Monday, August 30th, 2010, and make sure to read the Contest Corner Rules & Regulations before taking and entering a photograph (we hate sending out rejection letters to those photographs that don’t meet all the guidelines).
The contest is being sponsored by our friends at MOO.com - a new kind of online printing business, born out of a love of beautiful, high-quality print. Handing out a business card is often the first impression people take of your business, so you need to get it right. Using your own photography to create custom business cards can help you stand out, and MOO makes the process easy with their simple online tools and templates. It’s often difficult to describe your work, so why not show it? When you meet a new contact, show them your work right there, and leave a photo business card with them as the perfect reminder. Using MOO’s Printfinity technology, you can print up to 50 different images in one pack of cards, allowing you to showcase your whole portfolio - the prefect Portfolio for your Pocket! For a limited time, MOO is giving every a totally free ‘trial pack’ of 10 Business Cards to members of PhotographyCorner (MOO will even pay for delivery) - no strings attached! Go get your free Business Cards trial pack now!
The winner, regardless of if they are a Premiere Member or not, will receive a MOO Pro-Photographer Pack: 1 × 200 Business Cards (classic or green stock), 1 × 100 MiniCards, 1 × 20 Postcards, 1 × 25 Greeting Cards and FREE Shipping!
So go read through the contest thread to make sure you’ve got all the details, and go buy yourself some fast food and photograph it!
