GuruShots: Mostly White

Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots "The Worlds Greatest Photo Game" in a photo challenge contest titled "Mostly White"  Over 100,000 photos were submitted and more than 45 million votes were cast!

Dodho Magazine partnered with GuruShots “The Worlds Greatest Photo Game” in a photo challenge contest titled “Mostly White”  Over 100,000 photos were submitted.

GuruShots is a platform for people who love taking photos. GuruShots believes that taking photos is an amazing way to express one’s self. Wanting it to be fun and meaningful, GuruShots turned the sharing of ones photos into an exciting game packed with plenty of opportunities to show off one’s talent. Every month almost 4 billion votes are cast in over 400 themed challenges! Join the community! 

Victor Vascul | Germany
Top Photographer

Ilan Horn | Israel
Top Photographer

Mike Shields | United Kingdom
Guru’s Top Pick


Phira Eschinasi – Belgium

Lajos Szabo – United Kingdom

Effemphotography – Italy

Maria Petrovski (Folsom) – Sweden

Ana Isabel Pe RI MyWay -Spain

Mme Sunshine – Canada

Heinz HH – United States

Serena Vachon – United states

Honza Urbánek – Czech Republic

Décsi Zsuzsa – Germany

stephoto – France

Carita Berg – Finland

Gigi Cioffi Spanola – United States

Patrick Casaert – France

Helkoryo Photography – United Kingdom

Nicolene Dreyer – Australia

fabrizia chiappa – Italy

jennamarines – United States

ivan fuji rabbit – Mozambique

Dejan Sklopic – Serbia

Carla Odiaga – United States

Traveling Guru – Germany

jacqtelem – Israel

Tathagata – Ireland


Cat Anderson – United States

Franco Papaianni – Italy

Debra Coratti Velie – United States

Gisele-Canada

Dúddi-Photo Art

Line Michelsen – Norway

Pat-Aruba

Roberto Valdes – United States

AstroFreak-Great Britain

Paula Jessup – United States

Maria Svensson-Sweden

Rita Limao – Portugal

Michele Leppier – United Kingdom

Katalin Csotai – Switzerland

Xavier@xavierjouve Team X – France

CanadianPerspective – Canada

Angie Dignas – Italy

Sharon Schofield – Australia

explorerdigitalart- – United States

Pavlína Rolincová – Czechia

Yair Tzur – Israel

Barbara Durham – United States

Graham Rippon – United Kingdom


larissagomelsky – United States

Tony Hübner-Germany

Gordana Bukumiric – Italy

selrep-France

Stephen Day Shutter-Bear Photography – United States

Kjersti Skistad-Norway

Lynn Shelton – United States

Jana Mo – Czech Republic

Trevor Montgomery -Great Britain


Andrea Papageorgiu – Germany

Fabiano Sants – United States

Tamara Korac – Serbia

Chris R. Gallo – United States

Katrina Scotka – United States

Mandi Botha – South Africa

JOFY JOY PALLATT -United arab emirates

Ruthie Carll – United States

Aleksander Kwiatkowski – Poland

RAM Photo Arts -Germany

Lara PHOTOZ-Australia

Ted Streuli – United States

Julie Hayzlett -United States

iKOn pEnNie – United States

Photography bySergina -United States

Jo Ann Bauer – United States

Nelson Fajardo – United States

Yvonne Bannister – United Kingdom

Peter Merz – Canada

Zennifer – United States

lauralwoolf – Israel

Mederic Burlet – France

Tony Marsh – United States

Svetlana Semeonova-Belarus


Thorbjorn Liell – Norway

Tana Macnab – Canada

Francisco Gonzalez – Spain

Jen Challis – United Kingdom

Karen Kunigel Scheliga -United States

Olaf Wiehler – Germany

Amanda Seet – Singapore

Janna_AOTW – Germany

Hetty Hammill – Canada

Alec Halstead – United states

Marcia Mueller – United States

Vincent Boutet – Belgium

irina.finger – Switzerland

Eugen Chibakov -Germany

nursemomo – United States

Hansje Hardenberg – Luxembourg

Ján Šóš – Slovakia

Constantin Ciobanu – Romania

Liviu Ivanescu – Canada

Alesha Ronkin – Israel

François Claudius Ravachol – France

Dmitry Gorodetsky – Russia

Óðinn Einiss – Iceland

Vagelis Boudaniotis – Greece


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