Got a great photo of your favourite spot in NSW? You MUST read this!

Do you like to swing a camera around on your off-road adventures? Is your second favourite thing in the world to sit in front of a PC (or on the couch with your phone!), editing …

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Apr 24 2017

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Do you like to swing a camera around on your off-road adventures? Is your second favourite thing in the world to sit in front of a PC (or on the couch with your phone!), editing your latest snaps to share with your club members or online? Are you a member of the 4WD NSW & ACT Association through your 4WD club?

Then the 4WD NSW & ACT Association has an amazing opportunity for you!

The team are developing a calendar to be distributed to all association members and are looking for photos of your favourite off-road destinations across NSW and ACT. Imagine having your photo published for everyone to see – with credits to you as the photographer!

All you have to do is submit your photo and it could go down in history! Click the link below for more information and instructions.

Click here to see the article and instructions on how to submit your photo!

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