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SPONSORED | SENEX ENERGY
CAN you picture your picture winning part of a $6000 cash prize pool?
Well, there’s just days to make this a possibility with entries for the Wandoan Photo Challenge closing this Friday, March 15. (CLICK TO ENTER)
Long term sponsor Senex Energy has increased the prize money to $6000, making it the biggest prize pool ever offered in the competition’s eight-year history.
WATCH: Wandoan Photo Challenge 2024
The three new Open categories for 2024 are: Dusk till Dawn, Wild n Free and the highly anticipated Drone section which is for all photos taken with a drone.
The Small Town, Big Country category has returned for all other photos which don’t fit these categories.
The youth category of Small Town, Big Country offers $500 prize money to those 18-years-old and under.
Joint Wandoan Photo Challenge Coordinator Hope Powne encouraged everyone to throw their hat in the ring by entering the Wandoan Photo Challenge.
SLIDESHOW – Past Winners
Tania Baker – 2’s company, 3’s a crowd 
Katie-Frith – Dancing in the sunlight 
Georgina Dahl – sunset over hay shed 
Jacinta Cummins – When you have every little girl’s dream – your own pony 
Kel Kelly – afternoon stroll with Mum 
Jessica Crisp – The next generation 
Taylah Sharpe – Smokey Views 
Chris Sinnamon- When is lunch 
Troy Tomkins – Storm rolls
“It’s a great way to showcase the things that make our community so special,” Hope said said.
“We’ve had really amazing photos in previous years including action shots from the rodeo, beautiful family photos, animals, cropping, farming and all the things that really showcase and resonate with the local Wandoan region.”
Senex Community Relations Manager Trevor Robertson said Senex was delighted to sponsor the Wandoan Photo Challenge again.
“The Photo Challenge has earnt its reputation for giving locals and visitors alike the opportunity to showcase Wandoan’s great lifestyle and region,” he said.
“The Photo Challenge is a highlight of the Wandoan Show and I know everyone is looking forward to seeing this year’s shots.”
This year’s judge, Cathy Griesheimer from Toowoomba Camera House, will bring nearly three decades of experience in the photography industry to her role as judge.
The top 30 photos she shortlists will be displayed at the Wandoan Show on April 5 and 6 for people to vote for the People’s Choice prizes.
All photos must be taken within a 100 kilometres radius of Wandoan as the crow flies taken between March 25, 2023 and March 15, 2024.
Enter now at www.wandoanphotochallenge.com.
