Sunset approaches on #MilMonth Instagram Contest

From a new dawn in the Land of the Rising Sun to a Viking standing guard at sunset, we are loving those golden hour entries in our #MilMonth Instagram contest.

In celebration of Military Appreciation Month, we’re giving away a GoPro Hero4 Black with an awesome accessory kit.

#MilMonth photo submission

Photo Credit: @kem302 via Instagram

But the sun is soon setting on the contest and with it your chance to win.

To enter, post up to five of your favorite shots with the tags #milmonth and @militarytimes and then fill out the quick registration form here. Anything posted in the month of May is eligible, but the last day to enter is this Monday — Memorial Day — May 30.

#MilMonth photo submission

Photo Credit: @clroy2340 via Instagram

So, which do your prefer – sunrise or sunset shots? Post one now and enter.

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