January – February Contest Winners
It’s that time again! The latest round of Lenzr photo contests were a successful bunch, with over 100 entries combined. Watch Rob C. and Summer announce who the latest Lenzr winners are!
Lenzr’s Good Dental Habits photo contest asked members to upload submissions depicting themselves in various moments (candid or posed) of proactive dental care. We saw a great mix of photos illustrating how you all work to make your dentist’s job a little easier, but even without an iPad incentive, we know you’re taking great care of your teeth. Electronics may come and go, but those teeth in your mouth are there to last a lifetime…hopefully.
This contest was sponsored by Dr. Natalie Archer, a Toronto dentist who was thrilled to see your Good Dental Habits!
Winner: starting early by mary-mah
Runner-up: Gargle Gargle by movieminx
Here’s what the judges had to say about the winning shot:

“Kids in the bath are completely cute and it’s a great way to get a child used to brushing his/her teeth.”
“Good photo composition and super cute smile on the kid.”
“Really tells the story. Nicely lit and great composition.”
“Why? Because kids need to brush their teeth and this kid is off to a great start.”
Congratulations, mary-mah, you’ve won an Apple iPad 2!
Lenzr’s Hair Styling Trends for 2012 photo contest asked Lenzr members to submit predictions for what the hottest looks of 2012 may turn out to be. The result was a real mixture of styles, textures and colours–by the way, Aveda Institute Canada, the sponsor of this contest, is running a hair school scholarship video contest awarding five aspiring stylists across the country a fully paid scholarship to one of their schools in Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria or Winnipeg! From what we’ve seen in this contest it does appear that some of you are born to style.
Winner: Soft and sexy by Anna_ch
Runner-up: Reflections by jennywrenh
Here’s what the judges had to say about the winning shot:
“Young, innovative and sassy. It lives up to the title.”
“A bold colour with a soft look.”
“Good headshot.”
Congratulations, Anna_ch, you’ve won $500 in Aveda product!
Lenzr’s Polarizing Sunlight photo contest was looking for stunning landscape shots achieved with through the help of a polarizing filter. This was a very successful photo contest with 63 entries, all of them beautiful. The contest was sponsored by Solarline, a Toronto company specializing in solar panels (like the ones found on the solar-paneled backpack prize!)
Winner: Irazu Volcano Road by PeterPan11
Runner-up: Mid Day Marvel by kevyn2992
Here’s what the judges had to say about the winning shot:
“Beautiful scene, vivid colours, magical background.”
“Amazing depth of field and colour contrasts–sets a beautifully ambient mood.”
“I like the soft light coming through the mist and the sense of distance.”
“Great shot, taken after a rainstorm. The contrast between the mist off in the distance, the slick black tarmac and the lush green countryside is lovely.”
Congratulations, PeterPan11, you’ve won a solar powered backpack!
Thanks to all Lenzr members who participated. As always, stay tuned for more photo contest fun!
between natural light and too much natural light. Polarization filters that you attach to the lens of your camera can reduce the glare of the sun on reflected surfaces like water or glass, or darken the sky in landscape portraiture.
Solarline is the sponsor of this contest and the company is a powerful force in the Canadian solar solutions industry. Founded by Dan and David Shephard, two brothers from Toronto, Solarline’s mission is to establish a renewable energy business that truly cares about people and their needs second only to the needs of the environment. Solarline provides custom-designed portable solar generators,
solar backpack courtesy of the forward-thinking folks at Solarline. Not only is this knapsack sleek and stylish, it’s a solar-powered charger for your electronics–and as portable as can be! This backpack is designed to charge cell phones, Global Positioning Systems, iPods, cameras and other small electronics.



















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