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Insect pollination

People's Choice Award · 🥉
Pollination Science Photo Hunt Challenge # 1 Theme: Science Around Us
Home garden Science Photo Hunt

The Science

The vibrant colours of flowers attract insects. Pollen grains stick to their feet and are carried to another flower on the same or a different plant. In this way, pollination occurs.

Why I Chose It

I choose this photo because it represents the beauty of nature and science of pollination.

Azlan Qutab Muhammad Verified Volunteer
Volunteer · Curious Learner · Lahore · Member since Jun 2026
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30Likes
16Votes
4Comments
Public Score = Votes × 3 + Comments × 2 + Likes × 1
Voting has ended for this contest.
Comments (4)
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Abdul Rauf awesome
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Affan Muhammad Its really amazing. So beautifully captured and explained.
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Affan Muhammad I like the topic
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Affan Muhammad Its commonly seen phenomenon.
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Official Judging Rubric — Judges Only
Max Score: 25
Only assigned judges can view and submit ratings. Public users cannot access or influence the official Judges' Choice score.
Each criterion is rated 1 (Poor) to 5 (Outstanding).
CriteriaRatingScore
Scientific Understanding & AccuracyIs the scientific concept correct and clearly understood?
/5
Relevance to the ThemeDoes the photo clearly represent science in everyday life?
/5
Originality & ObservationDoes the entry show thoughtful, unique observation?
/5
Photo Quality & CompositionClear, focused, well-framed and visually effective?
/5
Explanation & Overall ImpactSimple, accurate, engaging and connected to the image?
/5
Total Score/25
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How Winners Are Selected
Judges' Choice Award

Selected by the official judging panel based on scientific accuracy, theme relevance, originality, photo quality, and explanation — using the rubric above.

People's Choice Award

Selected through verified public votes, likes and meaningful comments during the voting period.

One photograph may win only one main award. If the same entry ranks first in both categories, PSC may award the People's Choice Award to the next highest eligible entry.
Important Reminders
Original photo with EXIF data must be submitted.
No people, brands, logos or watermarks in the photo.
Follow safety, privacy and environmental rules.
Explanation must be in your own words.
Check all rules at paksc.org/photo-hunt.
Every entry is checked for originality and EXIF authenticity. Entries with missing or suspicious EXIF data are flagged for reviewer verification.
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