Open Night Patrons to Vote for Favourite Photo
During this evening’s Open Night (4:30~6pm), patrons are invited to vote for their favourite image in our inaugural PLHS People’s Choice Photography Prize.
Please call in tonight to view the photos in full size and colour and nominate your preferred image – not only will the student who receives the most ballots receive the “People’s Choice” award, but one lucky voter will be randomly drawn to also receive a special prize.
We are really proud of the efforts of our young photographers – looking forward to announcing our “People’s Choice” winner tomorrow.
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