Photo of the Week Contest
Any cheating in this contest automatically disqualifies the picture.
One vote per computer, you may invite friends and family to vote. Please help me to continue posting pictures here by keeping this contest fair. While I do understand family and friends voting for your picture, the idea is that the best picture wins, not the one who can round up the most votes from people they don't know. Your votes help me to decide the winner between the best pictures, but I still have the final decision.
Each week viewers help pick their favorite photo from pictures submitted by the viewers. They are usually organized into scenery, wildlife, or kills & catches categories.
Which is your favorite photo in the group below? Click on any of the pictures to enlarge them and scroll through them. Once enlarged, pay attention to the number on the bottom of your favorite one and then vote.
If you have your own photos you'd like to submit, I'd love to show them off for you. Just email them to photos@jaredscottoutdoors.com
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Voting has ended for the groups below. Watch the show to see who wins. I like to keep them up on the website a while after the show so you can still check them out.
Suggestions:
If you would like to submit your own photos, please keep a few things in mind. Your chances of winning are better if the you stay away from these common mistakes.
If you would like to submit your own photos, please keep a few things in mind. Your chances of winning are better if the you stay away from these common mistakes. Taking your kill or catch home before taking the picture and then taking the photo in the house or garage. If you forgot your camera in the field, just take the picture with a thick tree or lawn in the background when you get home. Keep it close to avoid getting too much unwanted background in the shot. Also, if there is a lot of blood, take just a moment and clean it off or position the fish or game so the blood is less visible. Another tip, scenery photos with loved ones in them are great, but if it's a close up of your child with little scenery actually in it, it probably belongs on your wall more than this contest. If you have a great scenery shot, go ahead and put your kids or others in the view if you want, but make sure the scenery is still a dominant part of the photo. Remember, even if you don't think your photo will win the contest, send it in so I can show it off. Keep your camera ready, you'll eventually get that winning shot!
