Hey Community,
The buzzing place filled with extremely talented photographer's and people.
Let me introduce, Shot on Samsung, Monthly Edition.
A rose
What is it?
Well, the shutterbugs, here surely click 1000s of photos📸 and don't we deserve the chance to see those incredible shots and also we should recognize them.
That's what this is about.
There will be a theme given, every month (hopefully ) And everyone can participate, you can post in Galaxy Galley and the one you want to submit for entry, copy and paste the link of the post in the comments of this post.
Rules:
1. Must be Shot on a Samsung device , doesn't matter which one.
2. The image must be yours, the original file with the EXIF data may be asked for.
3. Don't copy or pirate or use others work.
4. Only 1 entry per person.
5. Editing: Only slight cropping, basic adjustments like saturation, contrast etc are allowed.
6. AI generated content is prohibited.
7. Image must be Shot in the month of May,
Range: 1 May 2025, 00:00:00 to 31 May 2025 23:59:59.
So calling out all the shutterbugs! Show your creativity and best shots of the month!
The theme is: Blue Skys
Can use hashtag: #bluegalaxymoments
Stay Clicking and Good Bye.
#bluegalaxymoments #OmkareshwarTemple #Coorg #ShotOnS25Ultra
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Nature picture...
Samsung s23 #colour light
Shot On Galaxy A55
Shot on S25 ultra 😊
Clicked this goose 🪿and duck in Siri Nature Roost Resort, Chikkamagaluru and Bababudangiri peak from my #SamsungGalaxyS24Ultra #nature #SamsungPhotography #S24Ultra #ShotOnSamsung #withGalaxy
Shot on a rainy day in Bengaluru and added some magic through light room and with samsung special effect auto, Im also posting original photo shot. 2nd one is original with bit saturation and contrast adjusted, 1st one is a bit edited
Shot on S25 ultra
Im a noob in photography i don't even know to take a proper photo with good frame etc or even proper angles for that matter just learning a bit would be open for any tips.
Shot on S25 ultra
Im a noob in photography i don't even know to take a proper photo with good frame etc or even proper angles for that matter just learning a bit would be open for any tips.
