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Capture South Morang: join ‘Locals Behind the Lens’

Mill Park Village is inviting the South Morang community to take part in Locals Behind the Lens, a photography competition that celebrates the everyday beauty and spirit of the local area. Running from 15 September to 12 October, the initiative encourages residents of all ages and skill levels to submit photos that showcase what makes their neighbourhood special.

Whether it’s the buzz of a weekend shop, the calm of Red Gum Grove Park or a spontaneous smile shared between neighbours – your lens can capture the heart of South Morang.

“This is more than a competition, it’s a celebration of local life through the eyes of the people who live it,” said Andrew Gibson, centre manager at CBRE.

“We’re excited to see the community’s creativity come to life.”

Entrants can submit photos under three categories:

• Junior Photographer (Under 18s)

• Beginner’s Eye (smartphones and basic cameras)

• Professional Amateur (advanced gear and editing)

Each category winner will receive a $500 prize, and the top 20 entries will be displayed at the centre for the People’s Choice Award, where shoppers can vote from 27 October to 16 November. Voters will also go into the draw to win a $300 Centre Gift Card.

“We believe in the power of storytelling through imagery,” Mr Gibson added. “These photos will not only decorate our centre – they’ll remind us of the beauty and diversity that surrounds us every day.”

So grab your camera, explore your neighbourhood and send us your snaps. Entries open 15 September and don’t miss your chance to be part of this visual celebration of South Morang life.

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