NALAG Photo Hunt Exhibition Winners
NALAG’S Photo Treasure Hunt just keeps getting bigger and the work of the talented entrants of all ages is simply amazing.
An exhibition of all of the photos entered was held recently at Western Plains Cultural Centre and the winners were announced.
Congratulations to the junior and senior category winners and place getters.
The People’s
Below:
Courtney Norbury, Corrine Webb, Nicoel Holmes, Virginia Morley Pawco and Lucius Morley Pawco
Choice was won by Lyndsay Kohlet and Highly Commended was Lucy Gibson, Dusan Pauco, Emily Stuart, Abigail Mawbey, Clancy Judd and Grace Vaile.
A big thank you to Officeworks who printed all of the photos for the exhibition, a big job in itself.
Well done to the NALAG team and all who took to the streets and captured their fantastic photos. See you next year.
Allison Field, Belinda Mann, Kerry-lyn Strain and Trudy Hanson
Ping pong balls.
Where!?!?
No, I mean, what do ping pong balls mean to you?
Mean to me? Well. You know when something comes into your life and there’s an instant unexplained connection, like, you can’t look away and nothing else matters?
Like... ping pong balls?
Yes! Is it like that for you too? If I see a ping pong ball, that’s it, I must chase it, must play with it, must, must, must...
For a 15-year-old cat, it’s great to see your inner child is still firing.
I’m 15? I don’t even know what that means, and before you say 105 in human years, I’ve heard that one. I’m guessing you’re about seven years old in cat years, so shouldn’t you be in school?
Very funny Sooky. How would you rate cardboard boxes next to ping pong balls, out of 10?
Eleven.
For the boxes? Why?
Do I have to answer this question?
Not if you don’t want to.
Well, where you as a human might have a security blanket or a Teddy, I, Sooky, have security cardboard boxes. I sleep on my owners’ bed at night, but it’s only possible if I’m in a cardboard box.
You know what Sooky, no judgement.
That’s kind of you.
This might be personal, but is that why they call you Sooky?
Not really. I meow constantly, mostly for fun, to seek attention or to see my humans come running for no reason. I do love seeing them bow to the meow. It passes the time.
Oh wow. So, is there anything you wish I’d asked, but didn’t?
Not really, I’m just glad you didn’t mention my basket fetish. If you’re a local pet and would like to be featured here, get your owner to contact Dubbo Photo News on 6885 4433 or email contact details to feedback@dubbophotonews. com.au