Keeping with the tradition of last year’s “Fall” themed photo contest, we’ve teamed up with Seagate, along with O’Neill surf wear, for another photo contest where your best shots in the Photography Bay Flickr Group can score you a 1TB FreeAgent Go Drive and some O’Neill surf wear. [Read more…]
Seagate Fall Photo Contest Winners
First Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 500GB ($240 value)
Second Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 320GB ($140 value)
Third Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 250GB ($120 value)
Congratulations to the winners. I will contact you via Flickr to get your addresses and color preferences for the shipment of your Seagate FreeAgent Go Drives.
Thank You
First off, thanks to all the Photography Bay readers for getting involved in this contest. We had approximately 400 photos submitted (and tagged properly) for entry into the contest. Hopefully, we can do it again soon. You can peruse all of the entries (and more) in the Photography Bay Flickr Pool.
Thanks to the judges for lending their time and expertise:
Rich Legg of LeggNet’s Digital Capture
Brian Auer of Epic Edits
Jeff and Lisa (jointly) of Beyond Megapixels
Darren Rowse of Digital Photography School
Please take the time to visit these great photography resources. I read everything these guys publish and they are all truly top notch sites. Again, thanks for the help guys.
And finally, thanks to our sponsor, Seagate, for providing the FreeAgent Go Drives as prizes. So much goes into the digital photography workflow that storage and file management solutions are often overlooked. Visit Seagate’s website to learn more about the FreeAgent Go Drives and other storage solutions.
Seagate “Fall” Photo Contest – Last Day
Today, November 24, 2008 is the last day to enter the “Fall” Photo Contest – hit the link for details.
I’ve been looking at the awesome photos that are in the pool already and I’m going to have a tough time culling them down to the top 10. The judges, however, have really got their work cut out for them picking the 3 winners for the Seagate FreeAgent Go Drives.
- First Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 500GB ($240 value)
- Second Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 320GB ($140 value)
- Third Place – Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive 250GB ($120 value)
Group Pool:
http://flickr.com/groups/photographybay/
Read the Rules and Details:
http://www.photographybay.com/2008/10/27/seagate-freeagent-go-drive-fall-photo-contest/
The 4 Judges:
1. Rich Legg of LeggNet’s Digital Capture (Subscribe to LeggNet’s Feed)
2. Brian Auer of Epic Edits – (Subscribe to Epic Edits’s Feed)
3. Jeff and Lisa (jointly) of Beyond Megapixels – (Subscribe to Beyond Megapixels’ Feed)
4. Darren Rowse of Digital Photography School – (Subscribe to DPS’ Feed)
Seagate Fall Photo Contest Update
Some great entries are rolling into the Seagate Fall Photo Contest. See them here in the Photography Bay Flickr Group Pool.
Don’t miss out on your chance to win a Seagate FreeAgent Go Drive by submitting your best “Fall” photo in accordance with the contest rules. Seagate is giving 3 of these drives away.
You can learn more about the Seagate FreeAgent Go Drives here. You can also connect with Seagate via their Facebook page and win a number of other prizes in the FreeAgent Inspires Locker Art Design Competition.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please don’t forget to read the rules. Entrants may only submit one photo to the contest. I’ve seen a few duplicate submissions and I would hate for anyone to miss out on the contest by doing this. So long as they are removed by the time the contest closes, you will be ok. Just don’t forget to remove the duplicate submission and post your single best photo.
Seagate FreeAgent External Drives
Seagate just dropped several new FreeAgent external hard drives on us to help with all the gigabytes terabytes of photos we generate. From the ultra-compact (it’s crazy-small) 250GB Go drive up to the monster 1.5TB XTreme and 1.5TB Desk drives, you’re sure to find something that serves your needs. They come packed with all the connections you need too – Firewire 800 (on several), Firewire 400 and USB 2.0.
I’ll be putting some through the paces and will report back on performance later. For now, here’s a couple more shots of some of the drives and Seagates’ press release with all the models, specs and sizes. [Read more…]