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Xiaomi Malaysia Launches Online Photography Contest In Collaboration With The National Art Gallery

Xiaomi Malaysia Launches Online Photography Contest In Collaboration With The National Art Gallery

The contest is meant to encourage all Malaysians to capture the positive moments in our lives.

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Yes, 2020 has been a difficult year for us all, and likely the most difficult year of our lives for some. A year ago, no-one could have foreseen the physical, emotional, and economic toll that this terrible virus has unleashed upon the world. 

Interestingly, it is this same reality that has taught us to appreciate the little things in life. It forced us to slow down and allowed us the chance to enjoy the everyday things that we took for granted, and sometimes missed altogether.

Like spending time with loved ones, watching our children grow, and smelling the roses.

This same sentiment is shared with Xiaomi Malaysia who seeks to capture the positive moments in our lives amidst these unprecedented times in their latest online photography contest.

In collaboration with The National Art Gallery of Malaysia, the “Good Things During Bad Times” campaign is meant to remind each other to look on the brighter side of life.

In these challenging times, building positivity is pivotal to the emotional wellbeing within the society.

Amerrudin Ahmad, Director General of the National Art Gallery of Malaysia

“Good Things During Bad Times” is open to all Malaysians

Just because we’re going through a hard time, that doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate the good moments. (Credit: Unsplash)

The contest, which runs from now until 31 December 2020, encourages all Malaysians to participate by submitting entries on their own respective Instagram profiles.

Entries will be judged by a panel of professional curators from the National Art Gallery.

The top 25 entries will be announced on Thursday, 6 January 2021, and the winning photographs will be exhibited on the National Art Gallery’s official website.

Winners will also receive prizes from Xiaomi, such as the new Mi 10T Pro, and the Mi Portable Photo Printer.

We are honoured and excited to be partnering with a prestigious organisation such as The National Art Gallery of Malaysia. We believe that this collaboration will not just inspire creativity among Malaysians but also bring everyone closer through the storytelling of each photography entry.

Nicolas Shi, General Manager of Xiaomi, Malaysia and Singapore

How To Participate In “Good Things During Bad Times”

Just take a photo, upload it to Instagram, and plug in the hashtags! (Credit: Unsplash)

To participate, all you have to do is take an original photo that best reflects the meaning of the contest theme.

Then, post the photo on your Instagram feed, using the contest’s hashtags in the caption. Don’t forget to set your profile to “Public”! Otherwise, Xiaomi won’t be able to take a look at your entry.

The hashtags are: #GoodThingsDuringBadTimes  #Xiaomi  #Mi10TSeries  #BalaiSeniNegara #PowerYourCreativity

Finally, Like and Follow Xiaomi Malaysia’s Official Instagram Account.

TIP: If you’re using a Xiaomi device to take your photo, you should ensure that the Xiaomi watermark is enabled before taking the photo.

All Malaysians aged 13 and above are eligible to take part. Participants can use any camera or mobile phone to take their photo. Submissions will only be accepted through posting a photo on your Instagram feed, no Instagram Stories, and all submissions must include the contest’s official hashtags mentioned above.

There are no limit to the number of entries a single participant may submit, and winners will be notified through their Instagram account with the winning submissions. 

Again, winners will be announced on Thursday, 6 January 2021.

For more information on the competition, please refer to Xiaomi’s terms and conditions, or follow Xiaomi’s official Facebook or Instagram pages for other updates.


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