Expose Your World Competition: Photo, Video and Travel Writing

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The search for the Australian Young Photographer of the Year and the Australian Adventurer of the Year are just two of the new categories in RovingEye’s 2008 Expose Your World photo competition.

Drought by Rodney Dekkar
2007 Winner “Drought” Credit: RovingEye.com/Rodney Dekkar

The focus of this year’s expanded competition is travel with winners sharing more than $70,000 worth of prizes from major sponsors including Abercrombie & Kent, Tarraleah Lodge, Nikon, SanDisk, AsukaBook, Asus and Vibe hotels.

As well as a bigger prize pool, the competition organisers Rovingeye have extended the opportunities for photographers - both professional and amateur - to be recognised for their exceptional work.

Since winning the Expose Your World competition last year with his poignant Drought series, Melbourne-based Environmental scientist turned photographer Rodney Dekker has appeared on national television and currently has nine of his prints on exhibition in Old parliament House, Canberra, as part of the Beyond Reasonable Drought photography project.

Entry to this year’s competition is open internationally to all levels of photographers, writers and filmmakers in most categories, while nominations for the Young Australian Photographer of the Year and nominations for the Australian Adventurer of the Year are required to be Australian citizens.

Competition categories are:

  • Photography
  • Photo Essay
  • Single Shot
  • Young Australian Photographer of the Year
  • Video
  • Short Video or Multimedia Presentation
  • Travel Writing
  • Travel Story Less Than 1,200 Words
  • Australian Adventurer of the Year

Visit the Expose Your World website to learn how you can enter the competition.The deadline for submissions is July 25 2008.



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