We want to see your best bird photos: DPReview Editors' Challenge

We want to see your best bird photos in honor of World Migratory Bird Day. It's going to get stork raving mad, but moving with no egrets to present your im-peck-able best would be eggcellent.Image credit: Shaminder Dulai May 11 is World Migratory Bird Day, and we want to see your best bird images! Take part in the official DPReview Editor's Challenges for your chance to have your work featured on our homepage, in articles and galleries. We may even reach out to interview you about your work!Recent Videos You don't need to take your pictures on May 11. Anytime starting today is okay. Just be sure to submit your best work by May 16. DPReview editors will review every photo you upload to an Editors' Challenge. We'll publish our favorites in a gallery and celebrate your work with our peers. If you miss participating in this one, please look out for our next editors' challenge. We have many DPReview Editor's Challenges planned for our 25th anniversary; you can even leave a comment to suggest our next theme. How to submit your photos Submissions are now open; you have until Thursday, May 16, 2024, to submit. User voting will begin thereafter and will help inform DPReview Editors' Picks, but will not select them. They are one factor in our evaluation of submissions. Enter your photos and read all the rules Processing rules: This is a photo contest, not a post-processing contest. Please, no composite, altered or fabricated images. Light post-processing is allowed (white balance, toning, color, etc), but you must tell us in detail what edits were made. Capture date rules: Images must be shot after the announcement date of the challenge. Additional rules: Share what gear was used and your OOC shooting specs. Share a list of edits you made during post-processing. Include a caption that tells us what bird, where and when the photo was taken (e.g., city and time). Please ensure your account's contact information is current; we can contact you if your photo is selected as an Editors' Pick. Our standard copyright and privacy terms and conditions policy applies.

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We want to see your best bird photos: DPReview Editors' Challenge
We want to see your best bird photos in honor of World Migratory Bird Day. It's going to get stork raving mad, but moving with no egrets to present your im-peck-able best would be eggcellent.

Image credit: Shaminder Dulai

May 11 is World Migratory Bird Day, and we want to see your best bird images! Take part in the official DPReview Editor's Challenges for your chance to have your work featured on our homepage, in articles and galleries. We may even reach out to interview you about your work!

Recent Videos

You don't need to take your pictures on May 11. Anytime starting today is okay. Just be sure to submit your best work by May 16.

DPReview editors will review every photo you upload to an Editors' Challenge. We'll publish our favorites in a gallery and celebrate your work with our peers.

If you miss participating in this one, please look out for our next editors' challenge. We have many DPReview Editor's Challenges planned for our 25th anniversary; you can even leave a comment to suggest our next theme.

How to submit your photos

Submissions are now open; you have until Thursday, May 16, 2024, to submit. User voting will begin thereafter and will help inform DPReview Editors' Picks, but will not select them. They are one factor in our evaluation of submissions.

Enter your photos and read all the rules

Processing rules:

  • This is a photo contest, not a post-processing contest. Please, no composite, altered or fabricated images.
  • Light post-processing is allowed (white balance, toning, color, etc), but you must tell us in detail what edits were made.
Capture date rules:
  • Images must be shot after the announcement date of the challenge.
Additional rules:
  • Share what gear was used and your OOC shooting specs.
  • Share a list of edits you made during post-processing.
  • Include a caption that tells us what bird, where and when the photo was taken (e.g., city and time).
  • Please ensure your account's contact information is current; we can contact you if your photo is selected as an Editors' Pick.
  • Our standard copyright and privacy terms and conditions policy applies.

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