Resilience Photo Call Out | Resilient Blue Mountains

Photo Call Out Campaign

What does a resilient Blue Mountains mean to you?

We are inviting residents and local organisations and businesses to submit photos that represent what a resilient Blue Mountains means to you. It can be a photo you have taken of our local bushland, of an edible garden, of people getting together to share food, celebrate or support each other, people working together, a village thriving, a city getting on with a sustainable life or anything else that inspires you.

By sharing your photo(s) with us you will help us paint a diverse picture of what a resilient Blue Mountains looks like. We may use the images you submit on this website, on social media or in an art projection project as part of the Festival of Resilience. All suitable images submitted will included in a video slide show celebrating our community, and shared on this website and on our Facebook page.

Please note, any images you submit need to be of a sufficiently high resolution to display well on web, print and projection: at least 1920 x 1080 pixels at 72dpi (at least 1 MB file size).

Closing date for submitted images: 31 October 2021

Photo(s) should be your own work, or you have written permission from the owner to share here.

Submit your photo(s)

Photo Call Out Form

Your Details

First Name

Last Name

Email (we'll only use this to contact you, it won't be published)

Postcode

Phone/Mobile (we'll only use this to contact you, it won't be published)

Business Name (optional)

Image Details

Upload your images (up to three) here.

Choose Photos

This photo is my own work

Yes

No, but I have written permission from the owner to share here

Why does this photo represent a resilient Blue Mountains to you?

If you want a different name credited to your photo than the one your have uploaded, please provide it here:

Consent

I consent to RBM publishing my image on their website, in print or in other art projects and I have gained the consent of any people other than myself in the photo for this use.

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The Blue Mountains region is the un-ceded traditional land of the Gundungurra and Darug First Nations people. We acknowledge the Elders, past, present and emerging. We centre Indigenous leadership and knowledge in the process of building a resilient and sustainable Blue Mountains.