Toronto, Ontario, Canada – October 16, 2006 – Photography Corner ( www.PhotographyCorner.com ) has announced that Karen Sykes is the winner of the site’s latest Contest Corner Challenge, and as such has been awarded a Nodal Ninja 3 panoramic tripod head provided by Nodal Ninja. The recent challenge asked photographers to photography food over an open fire. PhotographyCorner.com began offering Contest Corner Challenges in July 2004, and new challenges are issued approximately fifteen times per year.
With over 16% of the votes from a total of 13 qualifying submissions, Karen Sykes won the recent photography challenge CCC#26: On the Fire with their work showcasing sizzling hot juicy burgers being cooked with massive flames. This is the first Contest Corner Challenge win accomplished by Karen.
Contest Corner Challenges at www.PhotographyCorner.com are issued to site members in the community’s forum. Only Premiere Members of Photography Corner (requires a one-time, minimum donation of $10) are eligible to win some of the prizes, but all members of the site are always invited to submit photographs to the contest and to participate in the five-day voting window to vote on contest winners and discuss submissions after they have all been received.
About www.PhotographyCorner.com
PhotographyCorner.com is a leading portal for photographers, which includes member-written articles, tutorials, forums, a photography directory and projects. The site runs a monthly Photograph of the Month contests and fifteen yearly Contest Corner Challenges, as well as providing an area of the site for photographers to receive constructive criticism of their work in the Critiques Corner. As a further resource to photographers, PhotographyCorner.com provides photography news, camera reviews, and information on photography contests and events throughout the world. PhotographyCorner.com was launched in March 2004.
About Nodal Ninja
Nodal Ninja is a specially designed tripod head allowing the photographer to adjust a camera/lens “nodal point” exactly over its correct rotational axis. This helps to eliminate parallax error inherent when shooting multiple images side by side. Without parallax a photographer can seamlessly stitch multiple photographs together forming a larger higher resolution composite image.
For more information, please visit www.PhotographyCorner.com. Tim L. Walker can be reached at 647.883.0436 or via email at twalker@photographycorner.com to answer any questions.
