Time for all you budding virtual trainers to test your photography skills, because we want to see the best photo you can take of one of your pocket monsters in Pokémon Go! The catch? It needs to be in augmented reality mode - the clever tool which allows you to view your Pokémon in the real world.

Think about an appropriate setting; a water type would be suited to a river or lake, or you could have a grass type frolicking in a field. Bonus points go to anyone using the reality blending effect! Image manipulation tools are banned though, we want to see photos taken directly from the game. There are five prizes available: $10 goes to the winner, with $8, $6, $4, and $2 going to second-to-fifth places respectively.

Task: Share a great photo taken in Pokémon Go's AR photo mode

Format: Image

How to submit an image:

1. Take your screenshot and post it to your connected Twitter (X) or Instagram account. Don't forget to hide the HUD or use photo mode if you can.

2. In your post description, please tag us at the end of your post! We're @JustAbout__ on Twitter (X), and @justaboutcommunity on Instagram. We'd also love it if you included #JustAbout.

3. Hit the 'submit to this bounty' button just below this description - do not use the reply button unless you just want to comment on the thread, as replies will not be counted as entries!

4. Share a link to your post in the box that appears, then expand it so we can view it on Just About.

Once the deadline closes, we’ll pick up to five submissions, award the prizes to each of the winners, and may share them as curated content.

Disclaimer: Geographical and age restrictions apply. Just About reserves the right to extend the bounty's duration. Please see our Terms of Use for more information on how bounties are created and rewarded on Just About. One reward available per member.

1. Take care not to breach copyright. Check our copyright policy before submitting.

2. Remember to link your social accounts before submitting multimedia assets!

3. Considering using AI to help? Think twice and first see our approach to AI content on Just About.

Image credit: Niantic