• 2020 Laser Photography voting

  • 2020 Laser Photography voting

2019 Second Place winner: ”Lightliquid” by LOBO. Contrast lowered so headline letters stand out.

2019 Second Place winner: ”Lightliquid” by LOBO. Contrast lowered so headline letters stand out.

The deadline for voting for the 2020 ILDA Laser Photography Awards has passed. Thanks to the Members who entered, and the 40 Members who voted for their favorite photos. Those votes have been counted. We will privately notify winners and non-winners. The public announcement of the ILDA Award winners will be at the 2020 ILDA Conference currently scheduled for November.

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There were 26 qualified entries. Each of the 40 voters were asked to rank their favorites. A #1 favorite got 26 votes, a #2 favorite got 25 votes, and so forth down to the #26 favorite (last) which got 1 vote. Voters did not have to rank all entries; any unranked entries got 0 points from that voter. To keep the voting results anonymous, the entries have been given a letter identifier in descending order of votes, from Entry A — the First Place winner of course — to Entries Y and Z which were only ranked by one voter, and were ranked as #25 and #26 respectively.

The remainder of this page is left for reference, even though the deadline to vote has already passed.

2020 Laser Photography entries

2020 Laser Photography entries

Laser Photography rules
FROM THE 2020 ILDA AWARD ENTRY GUIDE:

Submit a photo with laser beams/graphics as the dominant element. The photo must be of a single “click” of the camera.

The photo may have darkroom-type improvements in Photoshop, such as cropping and curves. However, photo manipulation such as adding or removing elements is not permitted.

Also, there must be no added logos, text overlays, copyright notices or other material added to the photo after it was taken.

Non-laser elements can be in the photo; however, the laser beams or graphics should be the dominant element.

The photographed laser display can be from you or your company, or the display can be from another company – it does not matter. This category is about the photographer’s skill in capturing the excitement and magic of laser displays.

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ILDAmember.com: Membership database and event management, including joining ILDA
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