Stuarts Point and Districts Community Organisation (SPADCO) is once again running its bi-annual photo competition.
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Tara Gowen: Fire in the sky at Barbers Lane.
Keen snappers are invited to submit up to three photos, and the shortlist of the best 24 will be displayed for public voting.
The most popular 12 will then be made into a 2018 calendar for sale in the village and at nearby holiday parks.
It’s easy to enter. Just visit the Yarrahapinni Festival website at yarrhapinnifestival.com and click on ‘PHOTOS’.
Keep in mind when choosing or framing your photos, that the calendar is presented in landscape format.
To inspire you to enter, here are some of the short-listed entries from 2016.
Can you do better?
Alan Lendrum: On my own.
Louise Keogh: The 7.40 Flight.
Photography Competition
- During festival years, the photo competition is run by the Yarrahapinni Festival committee. Between festivals, Stuarts Point and Districts Community Organisation (SPADCO) runs the competition.
- Photographs should be taken within 40km of Stuarts Point
- Maximum of three photos allowed per contestant
- Photos should be landscape orientation to fit an A4 calendar page
- Permission needs to be obtained from identifiable persons in photos
- Photographs may be used for SPADCO and Yarrahapinni Festival marketing and publicity
- Winning 12 entries will be published in a calendar
- No fees are paid for any submitted photographs
