June & July 2025 Photo Contest Winners

June & July 2025 Photo Contest Winners

For this Monthly Photo Contest, we invited you to Share Your Best Shots with chances to win a $50 Amazon Gift Card for the Grand Jury Winner and Get Featured on our 20 Facebook pages with a reach of 28 million people on Facebook.

Congratulations to the Grand Jury Winner: Soumayan Biswas

Congratulations to the People’s Choice Winner Marc Leo Layson

Congratulations to the TOP 10 Winners

Top 10 Winner Muhammad Saidul Islam

Top 10 Winner Abdelhamid Tahoun

Top 10 Winner Cierra Joubert

Top 10 Winner Huzaifa Raza

Top 10 Winner Pawan Anand

Top 10 Winner KC Nwakalor

Top 10 Winner Debapriya Das

Top 10 Winner Jingyi Zhang

Top 10 Winner Mahin Rahaman

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