Wilderness Photographer of the year competition 2021
Dated: 20 June 2021
Great Walks’ Wilderness Photographer of the Year, presented by Nokia, is searching for the best outdoor images captured by Australian photographers!
This year I am happy to be part of the judging panel for this competition. There are two categories, Places and People. For Places, we’re looking for sweeping panoramas, dramatic horizons, spectacular coastlines and thought-provoking images of wilderness locations, both here and overseas. For People, we want to see your best wilderness photos with people in the frame.
Winners and runners up will share in a prize pool of more than $14,000 including $4,000 cash. Further, the Top 20 images in each category will be published in Great Walks magazine (December-January 2022 issue) and on www.greatwalks.com.au.
Entry fee is $20. I look forward to seeing your images.
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