Nature-Capture

Hello and welcome to our group Nature-Capture!

WHO CAN JOIN THE GROUP?
Anyone can join. Membership approvals are automatic but submissions are not automatic. We want your very best so read the submission rules.

Submissions:

Requirements:
We accept photographic works only and you must be the author of the pictures.

We only accept impressing and natural photos of
UNTOUCHED NATURE.

The pictures must be of high technical and compositional quality.

We do not accept:
Pictures of Domestic Animals or with Humanmade Elements such people, cities, urban, buildings, artificial lights, roads and others.

Over edited, arranged or unnatural looking pictures.

Unsharp/blured, untilted, grainy or noisy pictures.

Pictures with poor composition, dull or harsh light or badly edited.

Images with disturbing watermarks.

Exceptions:
The breaking one of the rules can be compensated with some other outstanding element, as long as it remains a impressing NATURE CAPTURE.
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The submission limit is TWO works per Week.

If you have a question regarding a declined submission, please use the comment section of the "Deviation Submission Process" and we will be try to give you feedback.

Our admins will vote to always maintain the highest quality standard of submissions.

To submit an artwork you have to be a member of this group.

Please submit your artwork to the right folder.

Show Respect to all members. We are a Community.

"We want to support the great artists who make breathtaking pictures of the wonderful nature, which we are about to destroy. They make images, that you have never seen before; images, that you want constantly look at; images, that make you humble and that make you want to preserve the remaining nature. There are so many artists in this community, who are able to catch magic moments and generate stunning images of the "untouched" nature and from whom we can learn a lot. They teach us how to open the eyes and see the nature and who to show it to the others. That's why we try to keep the quality of the pictures high and are quite selective."