Howick Lions Student Photo Competition
Howick Lions Student Photo Competition, closes on 31st August
The Lions Club of Howick
Photo Competition for Year 9-13 Students
Theme – East Auckland Bold and Bright
Each Year the Lions Club of Howick produce a scenic calendar with the profits going back into our local community and we would like to give local students a chance to feature in our calendar. Along with the opportunity to show off your talents, there will also be prizes for the top entries.
The top 12 photos will be printed in our local 2023 Howick Lions Calendar, with 1st place featuring on the cover.
1st Prize: $1000 Prezzy Card – The Lions Club of Howick
2nd Prize: $500 Prezzy Card Sponsored by Designer Digital
3rd Prize: $300 Prezzy Card Sponsored by McBride Holdings
Enter via our website www.howicklions.org.nz... by 31st August 2022.
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