2025 Barossa Photographic Calendar Competition

Celebrating a decade of capturing Barossa's Essence: The Barossa Photographic Calendar Competition turns 10!

ENTRIES FOR THE 2025 BAROSSA PHOTOGRAPHIC CALENDAR COMPETITION ARE NOW OPEN!

The Barossa Council is excited to announce the launch of the 10th annual Barossa Photographic Calendar Competition. A decade long tradition of capturing the essence of the Barossa through the lens of talented photographers.

For a decade, the Barossa Photographic Calendar Competition has been a beacon for photographers, enthusiasts, and locals alike, inviting them to explore and capture the diverse tapestry of the Barossa. As we commemorate this special occasion, we renew our call for submissions, inviting participants to delve into the heart of the Barossa and share their unique perspectives.

What comes to mind when you think Barossa? We want the calendar to capture your personal experience – the history, the tales, your treasured landscapes, traditional food, and recipes handed down from generations before, and our local flora and fauna that surrounds us.

This competition is a celebration of all that defines our region, and we encourage participants to showcase the diverse elements that make the Barossa truly special.

Over the past decade, the Barossa Photographic Calendar Competition has become a cherished tradition, reflecting the evolving landscape and spirit of the Barossa.

As we embark on this milestone year, we invite photographers of all skill levels to join us in celebrating the beauty, diversity, and resilience of our community.

Submissions for the 2025 Barossa Photographic Calendar open on Monday 13 of May 2024 and close at 5pm on Sunday 7 of July 2024.

How to Enter:

·         Take and edit your photo – Photos must be able to be supplied as high resolution (300 dpi).
Hint: The calendar will most likely be printed in landscape format, please take into consideration when taking/submitting your photo.

·         Upload your photo to either Instagram or Facebook and tag @mybarossa and use the hashtag #2025barossacalendar

·         If you have a previously uploaded photo, you can simply edit your post (via caption or additional comment) and add the hashtag #2025barossacalendar

·         Accounts on Instagram must be set to public to be eligible. Photos on Facebook must be set to public audience.

·         Entries strictly close at 5pm on Sunday 7 of July.

Acknowledgement of Country —

The Barossa is located on the traditional lands of the Ngadjuri, Peramangk and Kaurna people