MONOMAD - June 14th - XXL Edition - Please Read The Contest Rules Before Submitting Your Publications.

A big thank you to the curators who like to keep an eye over our community and #monomad entries. Much appreciated.

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ANY ENTRY MISSING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ELIMINATORY FACTORS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Contest Rules:

Post your entries in the Black And White Community.
Clearly mention the #monomad challenge in your post title or post body. For example: "This is my entry for the #monomad challenge".
At least 50% of the submitted post, including the first image, needs to be black and white.
Use the #monomad tag.
All the photographs should be shot by you.
Reusing previously posted images will be treated as content recycling.
We reserve the right to change the contest rules at any given time without further notice.

PRIZES:

`FIRST PLACE`	`SECOND PLACE`	`THIRD PLACE`
50% Upvote	50% Upvote	50% Upvote

FIRST PLACE
"Pregnancy session for Nedda, her fourth child"
@jlphotographyart

SECOND PLACE
"Back In The Highlands Again"
@coloneljethro

THIRD PLACE
"Tenue luz"
@barbarabezina

TODAY'S HONORABLE MENTIONS. PLEASE SHOW THESE TALENTED PHOTOGRAPHERS SOME LOVE AS WELL!!

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Contest Rules:

Post your entries in the Black And White Community.
Clearly mention the #monomad challenge in your post title or post body. For example: "This is my entry for the #monomad challenge".
At least 50% of the submitted post, including the first image, needs to be black and white.
Use the #monomad tag.
All the photographs should be shot by you.
Reusing previously posted images will be treated as content recycling.
We reserve the right to change the contest rules at any given time without further notice.

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https://discord.gg/4CZgMhc

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