Sydney City Rotaract is now accepting submissions to its photo competition Hidden Treasures of Sydney.
Entries from amateur and professional photographers are welcome until 28 August.
David Burns, Senior Lecturer in the School of Design at the University of Technology Sydney and Jim Brownett, Hasselblad Master Photographer will select twelve photographs to appear in a 2012 calendar.
The photographer who submits the best entry will receive a prize, and their winning photograph will be published on the front cover of the calendar.
The calendar will be sold across Sydney with proceeds donated to local charity, Youth Insearch.
The calendar will be launched at a special event for the photographers and other interested organisations and individuals in October 2011.
For specifications, entry details and terms and conditions, go to: www.sydneycityrotaract.org.au/Photocomp
or email:
photocompsydneycityrotaract.org.au
Youth Insearch is a Sydney-based charity empowering young people to take responsibility for their lives by giving them the opportunity and skills to develop their self esteem and play a positive role in society. www.youthinsearch.org.au
The competition is managed by Sydney City Rotaract, a dynamic group of students and professionals aged 18-30 who want to make a difference in the community and the world.
Sponsored by Rotary International, Rotaract Clubs are part of a worldwide organisation of 170,000 individuals in 7,000 clubs covering 160 countries and geographic areas.
Details on becoming a member of Sydney City Rotaract are available from the website: www.sydneycityrotaract.org.au