If you had your camera out at Saturday in Design, make sure you send in any photos you took to have the chance to share in more than $1000 in prizes. We’ve extended the deadline for entries to this Friday 14 August at 5pm. Don’t miss out, get your entries in today! Email entries to […]
August 10th, 2009
If you had your camera out at Saturday in Design, make sure you send in any photos you took to have the chance to share in more than $1000 in prizes.
We’ve extended the deadline for entries to this Friday 14 August at 5pm.
Don’t miss out, get your entries in today! Email entries to photocomp@saturdayindesign.com.au
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