October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and in honor of the occasion we’re thinking pink. Send us snaps of the hue wherever you see it; from flowers outside your office to your favorite item of clothing, we have a feeling you’ll start seeing the color more places than you think. Feel free to get creative!
Submit your photos by e-mailing photocontest@washingtonian.com or by tagging #WashMagPhoto on Instagram or Twitter. Please include where the photo was taken and your name with each submission. We’ll highlight our favorite photos on Monday, October 13.
Photo Contest Winners: Highlight the Color Pink
Every week, we’ll pick winning photos to showcase on our website.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and in honor of the occasion we’re thinking pink. Send us snaps of the hue wherever you see it; from flowers outside your office to your favorite item of clothing, we have a feeling you’ll start seeing the color more places than you think. Feel free to get creative!
Submit your photos by e-mailing photocontest@washingtonian.com or by tagging #WashMagPhoto on Instagram or Twitter. Please include where the photo was taken and your name with each submission. We’ll highlight our favorite photos on Monday, October 13.
See our favorite submissions below:
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