Photo Competition – an opportunity to share authentic stories and debunk myths

Cotton Australia has launched a creative new competition which invites entrants to take unique photographs that showcase their experiences and dispel myths surrounding cotton production, community life, innovation, and the growers themselves.

The Click 24 Competition aims to empower growers and their regional communities through the lens of photography, thereby providing participants with an opportunity to open a window to their farming life.

The photo competition is for growers, community members and those involved in agriculture to offer a firsthand glimpse into the world of cotton farming and rural life. Participants are encouraged to delve deep into the heart of the industry and cotton growing communities, highlighting the dedication, hard work, and innovation that defines modern cotton production.

Categories are based on the Australian Cotton Sustainability Framework pillars; Planet, People, Paddock and a ‘wildcard’ category where entrants are encouraged to take a photo that challenges misconceptions about the cotton industry or tells a story about living and working in rural Australia that the public may not know about.

Participants have the chance to win a total prize pool of $7,000 and category finalists will how their photos put on display at the upcoming Australian Cotton Conference on the Gold Coast where a people’s choice winner will be judged. Prizes include:

  • Overall first place winner: $2500 voucher – voucher from Camera House, JB HiFi or a Qantas travel voucher
  • Runner Up: $1500 voucher – voucher from Camera House, JB HiFi or a Qantas travel voucher
  • People’s Choice: $1000 voucher from one of our Australian Cotton brand partners
  • Category winners: $2000 (4 x 500) vouchers – choice of voucher from one of our Australian Cotton brand partners.

For growers, this competition represents an opportunity to shape the narrative surrounding their livelihoods and offer an authentic glimpse into the reality of cotton farming.

How to enter

Email your entry as a high-resolution photo to [email protected] along with:
o your full name
o postal address, email address and telephone number
o the category entered for each entry
o a caption for each entry (no more than 20 words per entry).

For more information on how to enter and competition guidelines, see the Terms & Conditions.

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