Capturing Design in Motion
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Take your camera with you on +Friday and Saturday to win the Lomography Spinner 360˚ camera.
Last year we launched our first photo competition at Saturday in Design.
The response was amazing, with a heap of you snapping some great scenes that captured the essence of Saturday in Design.
This year – sticking with the theme – we want you to capture Design in Motion, by snapping a scene which sums up what Saturday in Design is all about.
The entry that we judge the best will take home a Lomography ‘Spinner 360˚’ camera.
The latest creation from the creative kids at Lomography, this mechanical camera gets back to basics, creating a unique photographic aesthetic – allowing you to capture “infinite panoramic shots”.
In the words of The Lomographic Society: “Lomographic pictures are moment-catchers; characterized by vibrant colours, shadowy framing, surprise effects and spontaneity”.
To enter, simply take lots of pics on the day and send in your favourite to photocomp@saturdayindesign.com.au.
Please include your name, address and phone number.
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