Picture Our Place Photo Competition

Picture Our Place invites everyone across the Buloke and Northern Grampians region to celebrate the beauty, stories, and everyday moments that make our community special. Whether it’s a sunrise over the paddocks, a curious kangaroo, or neighbours lending a hand, your photo can help showcase the connection we all share with our landscapes and each other. No fancy camera needed — just your eyes, your phone, and your love for our place. Enter today and help us capture the heart of our region!

Categories – Junior (Under 12), Youth (12-18), Adult and People’s Choice

Themes – Natural Value, Connectivity, Thriving Communities, Scientific Approach, Resilience. Read short explanations on the themes below.

Prizes – Winning photos on new BNGLN trailer, in the 2027 calendar, on BNGLN promotional material. Every winner will receive a 2027 calendar

Competition opens 27 July 2026 and closes 11.59pm 30 September 2026

People’s Choice Award – Voting opens 6 October 2026 and closes 31 October 2026

How to enter – Click on link, fill in the form and upload your photo. Remember to read the T&C’s below

ENTER HERE

Entry Details
● Each entrant must be the original creator of the submitted photo. 
● We do not accept AI generated pictures as an entry.
● A maximum of four (4) photos per person and a separate form for each photo.
● Photography must be submitted in digital format.
● Submissions should not be digitally altered beyond standard optimisation (e.g colour
correction, cropping).
● Photos are to be submitted in horizontal format.
● Photos must be 1MB or higher but no more than 10MB. File formats accepted are JPG
and PNG only.
● Photos must not contain images of native wildlife being fed by people or from bird
feeders. Images of native wildlife at bird baths/troughs are permitted.
● Animals must not be handled or stressed in any way for the purpose of this competition.
● Photos must reflect the principles in the BNGLN’s Windharp Horizons Landscape Action
Plan which are:
★ Natural value
★ Connectivity
★ Resilience
★ Thriving communities
★ Scientific approach