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Trevor Ford has taken out the July Best Photo Competition with this stunning shot.
Louise Fossilo's 'Alone at Thornton Beach.'
Richard Hopper's 'Rainbow Lorikeet.'
Ruth Ross' 'Sunrise at Wonga.'

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The winners of The Newsport's Best Photo competition for July have been announced, in what was the biggest month of entries in the competition's history.

Trevor Ford was awarded the Best Photo winner for July with his stunning 'Cloudy reflections, Quaid's Lake' earning him a cool $100 cash.  

Competition newcomer, Louise Fossilo, took out second place with her artistic 'Alone at Thornton Beach', while Richard Hopper (a tough man to beat in any month), and Ruth Ross took out equal third.

Louise will have her shot immortalised on a stretch canvas thanks to Image Bank Australia, while Richard and Ruth earn themselves a delicious bottle of wine to be enjoyed while taking their perfect sunset shots.

The Most Popular Photo public vote was hotly contested as always, but at the polls closure, Glenda Cornwill's 'Room with a view' triumphed.

CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE BEST PHOTO COMPETITION ENTRIES

Entries for August's Best Photo Competition are already coming in thick and fast, so whether you're a rank amateur or avid professional, we love displaying your pics to our world wide audience. Send your entries (maximum four per month) to editor@thenewsport.com.au.

And watch out for our special Father's Day photo competition where your Dad can be transformed into a MasterChef thanks to Coles Port Douglas.

More details to come...

Home page photo by ecosalon.com 
 

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