We were blown away by the entries for this years Western Magazine Harvest Photo Competition. After putting a call out to readers to send in their photos, we didnt realise just how far reaching it would be. We noticed our future ag leaders have featured heavily in the entries this year, as has some absolutely breathtaking landscape images of our wonderful country. But now entries have closed and its time for you all to start voting! ALSO MAKING NEWS: Prize for winning is having your photo featured on the front page of the Western Magazine. Voting commences Friday, December 7. The winner will be announced on Thursday, December 13. Entries closed Thursday, December 6 at 12pm. The winning prize is having your photo featured on the front page of the Western Magazine. Correspondence will not be entered into. Entries must include your name, contact number, title of photo, including a brief description of where it was taken and who is in the photo. A winner will randomly be selected by readers in a voting poll that will open on Friday, December 7 and will close on Thursday, December 12, where the winner will be announced. The winner will be contacted by phone. Fairfax Media employees are not permitted to enter the competition. LTPM/16/01209
Vote in the 2018 Harvest Photo Competition | Poll
Kye and Pa and Tugger the dog ready to hand feed the lambs and sheep. Photo: Catherine Lonard.
Barley crop, Warren, NSW. Photo: Hayley Altmann.
Barley crop, Warren, NSW. Photo: Hayley Altmann.
Barley crop, Warren, NSW. Photo: Hayley Altmann.
Frankie Kelly admiring the lights on Pops header! Taken at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Archie Cross and his dad, Kyle Cross taking a break out of the chaser bin. Taken at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Archie and his Dad, Kyle Cross checking out the header at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Frankie Kelly taking a break from Header driving at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal, NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Frankie Kelly taking a break from Header driving at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal, NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Night shift at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Frankie Kelly fixing the tyre on Pops header at 'Wongalea', Tullibigeal NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Bailing wheat stubble right behind header. Gollan NSW. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Waiting to have a go. Gollan, NSW. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Checking crop out. Gollan, NSW. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Wheat harvest in our property 'Glenroy', Gollan, NSW. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Emptying wheat ready for load to Dubbo. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Ready to go. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Chloe Foster watching her Pop go past in the header at Tullibigeal, NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Chloe Foster watching her Pop in the header at Tullibigeal, NSW. Photo: Breanna Cross.
Mathew whale harvesting oats. Harvest, December 6, 2018. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Raining oats. Harvest December 6, 2018. Photo: Kylie Whale.
Filling truck with oats. Harvest December 6, 2018. Photo: Kylie Whale.
The Kulin Harvest Eagle. Jarron Noble in the Harvester and his son Riley on the chaser bin. Kulin Harvest, December 1, 2018. Photo: Michael Eldridge.
Jarron Noble driving the harvester and his son Riley driving the chaser bin. – Kulin Harvest, December 1, 2018. Photo: Michael Eldridge.
Harvest 2018 – Harvest 2018 – November 6, 2018. Photo: Meg Tighe.
Harvest 2018. November 6, 2018. Photo: Meg Tighe.
Beau Danger Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Beau Danger Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Beau Danger Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Beau Danger Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Bruce & Beau Moeris. Harvest November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Beau Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
Beau Moeris. Harvest, November 21, 2018. Photo: Melanie Moeris.
The dream team. Harvesting wheat near Tooraweenah. Harvest, November 16, 2018. Photo: Danielle Fiddes.
Mums little helper. Zoe Fiddes. Tooraweenah harvest. November 16, 2018. Photo: Danielle Fiddes.
Magical reverse sunset harvesting mustard. Tooraweenah. Harvest November 16, 2018. Photo: Danielle Fiddes.
Flat out harvesting mustard. Tooraweenah. This shot taken with a drone. Harvest – November 16, 2018. Photo: Danielle Fiddes.
Wheat being harvested at Dilly near Tooraweenah. Harvest.November 16, 2018. Photo: Danielle Fiddes.
William is playing basketball – William who is a new migrant in DUBBO is playing basketball in the sunny afternoon. – November 24, 2018. Photo: Zhenyu Ma.
Dawn on the last day of the corn harvest from the Taylor Ag & Pastoral group at Merton, Dubbo. Last Corn Harvest at Merton – May 3, 2018. Photo: Sarah O'Neill.
Dawn on the last day of the corn harvest from the Taylor Ag & Pastoral group at Merton, Dubbo. – Last Corn Harvest at Merton – May 3, 2018. Photo: Sarah O'Neill.
Rylstone Shorter. Getting prepared to go out on the farm to work along side Dad, except my tractor is a John Deere (not Fendt and not as big as my Dad's). – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Harvest Romance – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Must make time for romance in and around harvest time. Rylstone Shorter with his then girlfriend Eloise McClaren. – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Rylstone Shorter. Ready for work. – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Work hard, socialise hard. – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Rylstone Shorter – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Work hard, play hard. – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Feed my horse before going to work. – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Rylstone Shorter – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
Rylstone Shorter – Silage Harvest – September 1, 2018. Photo: Debbie Shorter.
We were blown away by the entries for this years Western Magazine Harvest Photo Competition.
We noticed our future ag leaders have featured heavily in the entries this year, as has some absolutely breathtaking landscape images of our wonderful country.
But now entries have closed and its time for you all to start voting!
ALSO MAKING NEWS:
Prize for winning is having your photo featured on the front page of the Western Magazine.
Voting commences Friday, December 7. The winner will be announced on Thursday, December 13.
Terms and conditions:
Entries closed Thursday, December 6 at 12pm.
The winning prize is having your photo featured on the front page of the Western Magazine.
Correspondence will not be entered into.
Entries must include your name, contact number, title of photo, including a brief description of where it was taken and who is in the photo.
A winner will randomly be selected by readers in a voting poll that will open on Friday, December 7 and will close on Thursday, December 12, where the winner will be announced.
The winner will be contacted by phone.
Fairfax Media employees are not permitted to enter the competition.
LTPM/16/01209
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