Open to all photographers, this digital competition is hosted by Christchurch Photographic Society. Champion Award will receive a unique landscape trophy to keep. Entries comprise digitally unaltered images of the New Zealand landscape.
Entries open 1 May 2020 and close 24 May 2020
(image courtesy Brian Eastwood)
Open to all New Zealand photographers. Entries comprise both digital and print submissions across several categories.
Entries open on 11 May 2020 and close 7 June 2020.
(Image courtesy Clinton Schubert)
Trenna Packer Salver Nature Photographic Competition (clubs)
Hosted by the Nature Photography Society of New Zealand. This is for sets of six New Zealand nature projected images and open to all clubs in New Zealand.
Entries open on 1 May 2020 and close on 19 June 2020.
(Image courtesy Peter McCukser)
Hosted by the Tauranga Photographic Society, it is open to current financial members of the PSNZ, affiliated clubs and members of other photographic organizations around the world. Entries comprise digital AV files
Entries open on 5 May 2020 and close 10 June 2020.
(Image courtesy Carol Riddleston)
This is held every year, hosted by the Pukekohe – Franklin Camera Club and is open to members from all clubs affiliated with PSNZ. Entries comprise of images submitted digitally.
Entries open on 29 May 2020 and close on 6 July 2020.
(Image courtesy James Gibson)
Nelson National Triptych Competition
Open to all New Zealand photographers. Entries comprise digital projected images triptych images only, the subject matter is open. Champion Award will receive a hand – crafted triptych trophy which they can keep.
Entries open 1 August 2020 and close 31 August 2020.
(Image courtesy Caroline Foster)
The National Photojournalism Competition
Hosted by the New Brighton Photographic Club. It is open to all PSNZ New Zealand residents, or financial members of a PSNZ affiliated camera club. Entries comprise digital submissions only.
Entries open June 1st and close July 31st
(Image courtesy Newell Grenfell)
Dunedin Festival of Photography
Open to all New Zealand photographers. Entries comprise both digital and print submissions across several categories
Details to be confirmed
(Image courtesy James Gibson)
The Wanganui Salon was a prominent fixture on the national photographic calendar from 1956 until 1992. The Salon was held again in 2019 after a 27 year gap to commemorate the first meeting of a Camera Club in Whanganui in 1894 – 125 years ago.
(Image courtesy Jay Drew)