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Being There
Do you have a favourite
place in Australia for
photography?We’d love to hear about it. We
need between ten and 12 good
quality images and around
1500 to 1200 words describing
the region, the best spots
for photography, how to get
around and a few tips for visiting
photographers (with regard to
weather, seasonal changes,
road conditions, available
services, etc.).So, if you fancy yourself as a
travel writer, here’s your chance
(and, yes, you will get paid).
Images can be in any form, either
film or digital files, but the latter
need to be of sufficient quality
for magazine reproduction (i.e.
at 300 dpi resolution and at
least 15x20 cm in size). Please
also remember to add the text
file to the disc... a number of
submissions have turned out to
be pictures only.Send your submission to Camera
Magazine, Next Media Pty Ltd,
Locked Bag 5555, St. Leonards,
NSW 1590. If you want to discuss
a possible location, send a brief
outline via email to pburrows@
nextmedia.com.auSuBmiSSionS updaTe
For readers interested in
contributing to ‘Photogenic
Places’, below is a list of the
locations that have been covered
by articles submitted, but not
yet published. Check here to
avoid doubling up. As a rough
guide, we’re now suggesting you
concentrate on a smaller area
rather than providing a regional
overview, perhaps with a more
detailed description of what’s
available to see and photograph.• Fraser Island (Queensland)
• Mungo National Park (NSW)
• Murrindindi (Victoria)
• Busselton (Western Australia)
• Penguin Island (Western
Australia)
• Strahan (Tasmania)PHOTOGENIC PLACESPHOTOGENIC PLACES
All photographs by Lloyd Macomber, copyright 2017.^2
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