Ghost Recon Wildlands Photomode Contest: Landscapes
Photomode Contest: Bolivian Landscapes

Ghosts, it is time to put your eye for scenery to the test. Ghost Recon Wildlands is hosting a Photomode competition dedicated to one of the game’s most striking features: its environmental beauty. From the sweeping snowy mountain ranges of Inca Camina to the lush wetlands and dense vegetation of Caimanes, to the wide open Koani salt flats, to the blood-red lake of Montuyoc, Ghost Recon Wildlands is ripe with stunning vistas. We want to see how you capture them.
How to Enter
To submit an entry to the contest, make sure you’re following the official Ghost Recon account on X (@GhostRecon). Then, post your snapshot taken in Ghost Recon Wildlands using the in-game Photomode feature. Your post must include the hashtag #GRPhotoContest, and you must tag @GhostRecon so the team can find your entry.
Only one entry per person will be accepted, so choose your shot carefully. Make sure your photograph clearly connects to the contest theme, “Landscapes,” and shows off your best sense of composition, atmosphere, and visual storytelling.
What the Judges Are Looking For
A Community Team panel made up of Ubisoft employees will review all eligible entries and select five winners. Submissions will be judged on the uniqueness of the design, relevance to the “Landscapes” theme, overall visual quality and design details, and the strength of the photograph’s composition and lighting.
Prizes

Once all entries are in, we’ll be picking five winners to receive an exclusive Ghost Recon 25th Anniversary Survival Backpack Kit as their prize! This prize contains:
- Backpack
- Paracord
- 2 dog tags
- 2 patches featuring the 25th anniversary and Ghost Recon skull logos
- Isothermic bottle
- Key chain
- Cap
Ready Your Camera
Explore Wildlands, open Photomode, and capture the landscape that stands out to you most. We cannot wait to see the views you discover. Good luck, Ghosts!
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