Photo Contest: Children's Portrait with Flowers
Childhood and flowers are the embodiment of life itself: fragile, sincere, and beautiful in its fleeting bloom. For a photographer, this is primarily work with emotions and light — you need to capture the spark in the eyes, see tenderness in a fleeting gesture, and create a portrait where naturalness and living emotion become the main decorations of the frame.
We are looking for shots where the child is the undeniable center of attraction, and flowers act not just as decoration, but as a harmonious continuation of their image. It's important not just to pose a model with a bouquet, but to tell a story: create a unique and memorable atmosphere, capture a sincere emotion. It is recommended that the subject occupy at least 2/3 of the frame area, allowing the viewer to fully immerse themselves in the character and experiences of the young subject.
Accepted:
- Portraits of one child or a group of children (models strictly under 18 years old)
- Scenes with adults present, provided that the child remains the main, dominant object in the frame
- Compositions where a flower or bouquet of flowers is a mandatory, obvious, and expressive element, emphasizing the beauty of the moment
- Shots in which the subject occupies at least 2/3 of the frame (recommended to enhance the portrait impact)
Not accepted:
- Photographs where instead of a flower or bouquet, only leaves, buds, berries, grass, or other plant parts are present in the frame
- Shots where an adult overshadows the child, and the model under 18 years old is not the main subject of the photo
