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Follow Your Favorite Lattice Board & Win a Free Ice Light from Westcott!
Named a “Hot One Winner” by Professional Photographer Magazine, the Ice Light from our friends at Westcott is a lightweight, dimmable daylight...
Named a “Hot One Winner” by Professional Photographer Magazine, the Ice Light from our friends at Westcott is a lightweight, dimmable daylight balanced continuous LED light source with a built-in battery. It’s not only perfect for travel but comes with a battery charger, 2 gel clips and a carrying case — making it a great all-in-one solution.
Get in the running to win by checking out Lattice, our brand new way to discover images. To enter, you just need to hit “Follow” on your favorite Lattice board.
Members: Simply log into Lattice with your PhotoShelter account and hit “Follow” on your favorite Lattice board.
Non-PhotoShelter members: Create a free Lattice account and then hit “Follow” on your favorite board.
It’s that easy! You have until 11:59 ET on Friday, February 13th to be entered to win. One lucky Grand Prize winner will be announced on Wednesday, February 18th. Good luck!
P.S. Need help following a board you love? Just click on the “Follow Board” button below the header image (example below).
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