Stuck at home after Singapore went into "circuit-breaker" mode? Don't just TikTok; snap some photos and you might win attractive prizes!

The #StayHome Smartphone Photography Contest wants to provide a fun and engaging activity for families to do at home. Organised by Raffles Health Insurance (RHI) and the Photographic Society of Singapore (PSS), and supported by mm2 Entertainment, it will run from today (April 9) to May 11, 2020. 

"Photographs are a relatable medium for all, and connect us even though we are apart. The concept of taking photographs from home anchors us to what is 'normal' and close to our heart during these uncertain times," said Goh Kim Hui, the president of PSS. 

Added Dr Morrison Loh, a clinical director at RHI: "The best way to avoid being infected is to stay at home and avoid any form of close contact with others. This not only protects yourself and your loved ones but also others who are vulnerable, such as young children, pregnant ladies, the elderly, or those who have existing medical conditions."

What does #StayHome mean to you?

To participate in the contest, get as creative as you can with your interpretations of what #StayHome means to you. Whether it's decorating your meal, or playing with your kids and pets, anything goes as long as the photo is taken from within your own home using your smartphone camera. 

Now, what do you stand to win? 

*All Health Screening Packages provided by Raffles Medical Group

The top 100 submissions will also be included into a limited edition photo-book.

Before you start shooting, here are some things to note: 

• You must be at least 18 years old to participate, and a Singapore citizen, permanent residents or someone residing in Singapore.
• Only photos taken with smartphone cameras are eligible for submission in this contest, and each file should not exceed 4MB in size.
• You must include a caption of the photo submitted.
• Each participant is allowed a maximum of four entries, but only one prize will be awarded per participant.
• Participants must own the sole copyright to the photos submitted, which must be their original work. Copyright of photos remains with the participants.
• Digital enhancements, such as sharpening and contrast adjustment, are allowed as long as the reality of the image is not distorted.
• The photos must not have been used for commercial purposes, published previously, or won prizes in other contests locally or abroad.
• Only photo entries that are taken from March 1, 2020 to May 11, 2020 are accepted.

Contest entry period: April 9 (00:01) to May 11, 2020 (23:59) 

Click here to participate or for more information. 

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