Nikon Asia - Facebook


lovells19

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this morning when i checked my facebook, Nikon Asia announced a photo contest entry winner

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1. The subject was being manhandled, you can see how tightly the diver is grabbing the poor octopus.

2. the photo is underexposed, and badly taken or even edited

3. there is 6925 other photos, some are very well taken, and yet this crap photo was choosen to be the winner.

4. When asked, they said the winner is randomly choosen.

I guess the people in Nikon asia, has no regards to what the photographer is doing to the environment or the animals.

By selecting randomly, they have shown no respect to any photographer, regardless if he/she is using a Nikon or not.

If you want, do a good job, don't randomly choose.

Someone at Nikon can you do something about this?
 

This is just terrible.............
 

:thumbsd::thumbsd: photography is to capture that moment in free spirit. that octopus is not your pet. it could have retaliate and worse injure humans just for the sake of capturing that moment.

this is pathetic
 

:thumbsd::thumbsd::thumbsd: for the photographer and the panel of judges.
 

that was me in the photo - the octopus.

seriously they could have done some quality control before announcing winner.
 

this is pathetic :thumbsd:

someone should try dangling the photographer by his/her leg & take a photo of him, see if he likes that.
 

the picture definitely sends the wrong signal.

telling us to win a nikon contest you need to dangle an octopus in front.
 

the picture definitely sends the wrong signal.

telling us to win a nikon contest you need to dangle an octopus in front.

i take photo of myself dangling 5 cats next time and send in.

more danglings , more luck :thumbsup:
 

i take photo of myself dangling 5 cats next time and send in.

more danglings , more luck :thumbsup:

just dont dangle the wrong things. :bsmilie:
 

Animals are harm during the shot... can this type b report?

:thumbsd: for this shot
 

Animals are harm during the shot... can this type b report?

:thumbsd: for this shot
Not that I support that photographer in anyway whatsoever but it is possible for both of the subjects to maintain neutral buoyancy in an underwater environment so technically speaking the female diver is simply holding on to one of the arms of the octopus and not dangling it, whether the octopus is struggling to break free remained to be seen. :)

Let's not simply jump to conclusions, shall we? ;)
 

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