Young's Cherry Festival may not be happening this year but that fact hasn't stopped the Young Camera Club receiving a significant increase in support for its annual photographic competition.
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On Sunday, October 22, Graeme Culbert judged the Cherry Festival Photographic Exhibition.
Young Camera Club thanked Graeme for his time, expertise and feedback.
Graeme is an experienced photographer having worked as a photographer in the RAAF, along with running a number of Sydney photographic studios with his business partner, where he dealt in a variety of photographic areas.
Today, after moving to the central west, he continues to take photos and has established a personal photographic display in Ungarie, a small village out from West Wyalong.
Opening Night
Opening night of the Young Camera Club's Chery Festival exhibition will be tonight, Friday, November 27, at 7:30pm, at the Millard Centre.
Cost is $5 and includes supper.
The exhibition is open from Saturday, November 28 until Sunday, December 6 from 10am to 2pm daily, except for Sunday, December 6 when it will open from 10am to 2pm.
"We are thankful to all those individuals and schools who put entries in, as we have 490 entries, a significant increase from last year," club publicity officer Narelle Howard said.
Something for everyone
"There is something for everyone with 14 categories, including two junior categories.
"These include Any Other Subject (Monochrome, Colour), People (Monochrome, Colour), Macro or Closeup, Action, Birds and Animals, Architecture/Design, Landscape/Waterscape, Creative, Still Life, Local Entry, Under 13 and Under 18.
"Please come along and enjoy and support this community event," Ms Howard said.
