We hold contests for our Bella Baby and Bella Life photographers from across the country every month. We encourage our photographers to choose their favorite images from that month to submit to the photographer contest. Photographers may also choose to enter the themed quarterly contest. The quarterly themes challenge our photographers to think and shoot creatively about a specific subject or topic. Photographers may enter images in the contests at any time during the submission window.
Our panel of judges reviews the entries and selects the winners at the end of each month/quarter. We announce the photographer contest winners at the end of the following month on our blog and social media channels. The photographer contest inspires and challenges our photographers to develop themselves creatively. It also allows them to win prizes. The winners from our monthly and quarterly contests will receive entry into our photo of the year contest. We select the photo of the year during the first quarter of the new year.
In September, we hosted our monthly Bella Baby contest and our monthly Bella Life contest. We also had our Bella Baby 3rd quarter contest. The category for this quarter was “Best Hair.” Eligible entries for the quarterly contest were photographed during hospital sessions in July, […]
As summer comes to a close, we are excited to announce the winners of our August 2024 photography contest. This month’s entries brought a mix of familiar faces and new talent, each capturing the essence of summer in their own way. Check out the winning […]
It’s the end of another month which means we have another round of contest winners to share! With this month we’re back to our regular monthly contests for Bella Baby and Bella Life. We may not have a special category this month, but we sure […]
It’s hard to believe that we’ve finished the 2nd quarter already, yet here we are! This month we add the 2nd quarter contest to our monthly “Best of” categories for Bella Baby and Bella Life. The theme for this quarter was “Best Expressions.” Photographers could […]
