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Print Photos Are Still a Thing

These lovely photos were awarded Honours or Merit in the February Print Competition of

the Rockhampton Photography Club. B-Grade members entered Black & White prints this

month, while the Open and Masters members entered Colour prints. Enjoy these stunning

photos!

Big news – the 2023 Queensland-wide Photography Convention will be happening in

Rockhampton from April 29 to 1 May, and all are welcome to attend! This is a fantastic

opportunity to learn heaps about photography from talented photography presenters. And

no need to travel – it is right here in Rocky! The registration fee for the 3 days, which

includes all morning teas, lunches and a Gala Dinner on Sunday night, is only $200. And for

high school students, it is only $100!

To join us at the Convention, visit www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1013670

and book your place. We would love to meet you there!

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