Compeition entries need to be within one of the three subject categories. It is important that entries address the specific criteria for the photograph and caption for the particular subject category:
Nature's Moods
From dramatic floods and raging bushfires to sunny skies and trees dancing in the breeze – the elements of sun, wind, rain and fire all have an immense impact on our natural environment.
Plant and Animal Habitats
Australia is blessed with a vast array of unique flora and fauna. It is important that we are all aware of our biodiversity in order to preserve our native plants and animals.
People and the Environment
Water, land and energy resources are important to sustain and improve our way of life. There are many things Western Australians can do to minimise their impact on the natural environment to ensure it is protected for future generations.
You may enter a maximum of two entries per subject category with six
entries in total allowed per person - accross the three categories.
Tips From the Judges
• Focus on the uniqueness of the habitat.
• Take the audience into the living world of the plant and or/animal.
• Highlight the importance of preserving habitats so plants/animals have a
better chance of survival.
• Take photos of native Western Australian plants or animals.
We've also compiled some other Hints and Tips to follow to help you capture a great photograph!