Vote For The Photo Of The Month: June 2014

Update:

Voting is now closed – Congratulations to Michael Groenewald for taking the June 2014 Photo of the Month!

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Hi everyone! It’s time to choose the winning Photo of the Month for June 2014!

How To Vote

We’ve listed our five favourite photos below, and now it’s up to you to pick your Photo of the Month.

You have two ways to vote for your favourite photo: Either leave a comment below this post with the name of the photographer, or complete the entry form below. If you’d like to vote via the form, please note that your email address is only required for identification purposes – we won’t send you emails, add it to a database, or share it with anyone.

Update: Voting has closed and the entry form has been removed.

The winning photo will be announced on Friday 20 June and will be featured in the July newsletter (subscribe here), as well as the cover photo on Facebook. Details on how to submit your photos for next month are included at the bottom of this post.

Each photo is followed by the name of the photographer, in alphabetical order. Remember to click on the image to view a larger version!

Photo above: 01 Clayton van Wyk

Photo above: 02 Izelda du Toit

Photo above: 03 Leon Pelser

Photo above: 04 Michael Groenewald

Photo above: 05 Xenia Ivanoff

How To Enter

E-mail your photos through to francois@orms.co.za with the subject: Facebook Photo Submissions. Please rename the files to include your own name.

Alternatively, upload your photographs to the official Orms group on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/groups/orms.

The next Photo of the Month draw will take place during the week of 21-25 July 2014.

Please Note

Please keep in mind that we do check for duplicate comments. Keep it honest: One person, one vote. If you really like one of the finalist photographs (or you took the photo) and you would like to see it win, please share the post with your friends via the share buttons to the side of the post! Our finalist selection process does not involve using Facebook likes or comments as “votes” – we select our finalists from the collection of photos that were submitted to us via email or via the Flickr group.