Our RDN - Photo Contest
We already know our region is beautiful, now we want you to show us! If you enjoy taking photos throughout the Regional District of Nanaimo, here’s your chance to share your talents.
We are hosting a photo contest, and your winning images will be selected for publication on our website, social media, public reports, promotional materials and more.
Participation is as easy as 1, 2, 3, click.
- Register or Sign In at Get Involved RDN to submit your photo or to vote for your favourite.
- Review the contest rules.
- Upload your image to your preferred category below.
Winning photographers will receive a gift card to a local RDN business of their choice.
Photo submissions must be made by Monday, November 30, 2020 at 11:59 p.m.
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We have amazing natural wonders and waterways, parks and trails, flora, fauna, rivers, streams, lakes and the ocean. Show us how you like to enjoy them.
By submitting your photo, you are consenting to the contest rules and grant the RDN the following: a royalty-free, nonexclusive right, in perpetuity, to use the submitted photograph(s) in print and online; the right to scale, crop or alter the color of the submitted image(s) for publication purposes; and consent to use your name in connection with the contest.
View All Ideas5 months ago
Sunsets and Cloud-gazing
Epic sunsets over the Winchelsea Islands and Nanoose Bay .
5 months ago
Neck Point Rocks
The rocky shoreline of Vancouver Island offers many scenic viewing opportunities.
5 months ago
Stormy seas
A hike to a hidden gem when the seas are stormy
5 months ago
Neck Point
5 months ago
Nanaimo Urban Farm
Katimavik volunteers take a break from working on the farm to have a group photo taken
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Show us what you love about the rural or urban parts of the RDN, it could be farmland, city lights, landscape views, town centres, landmarks or village centres.
By submitting your photo, you are consenting to the contest rules and grant the RDN the following: a royalty-free, nonexclusive right, in perpetuity, to use the submitted photograph(s) in print and online; the right to scale, crop or alter the color of the submitted image(s) for publication purposes; and consent to use your name in connection with the contest.
View All Ideas5 months ago
Close to Nature
Moss Creatures astound visitors in Cathedral Grove.
5 months ago
Landscape view of the shoreline at Parksville
Summer days when the tide is out, turning around and taking in all the views of the beautiful island in which we live in.
5 months ago
Discovering the abundance of marine life!
One of my favourite pastimes close to home is exploring the tidal pools along the Wall Beach rock shelf. So much interesting marine life to discover and learn about. These pink anemones are just so pretty!
5 months ago
Coats Millstone Nature Reserve
Old millstone quarry on Gabriola Island
4 months ago
Winchelsea Islands worth Preserving
Escape urban-rural and breathe
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How you are going green, at home or in your daily life? It could be riding your bike or the bus, recycling or composting, conserving water, or practicing sustainable and innovative practices such as xeriscaping, rain harvesting and solar panels.
By submitting your photo, you are consenting to the contest rules and grant the RDN the following: a royalty-free, nonexclusive right, in perpetuity, to use the submitted photograph(s) in print and online; the right to scale, crop or alter the color of the submitted image(s) for publication purposes; and consent to use your name in connection with the contest.
View All Ideas4 months ago
We are recycling and using plastic alternatives to keep our land and sea as free of miceoplastics as possible!
We are fin-ished with plastic!
5 months ago
Gardening
Sadly this Day Lily lived up to it's name and lasted only one day, but what a display.
5 months ago
Replacing hay field with crop land.
Looking around the Nanaimo area there is lots of good farm land being used for hay or nothing at all. The black plastic smothers the grass and prepares it for growing crops in the spring.
5 months ago
Future generations (Neck Point Park, Nanaimo)
While we also take part in the traditional green activities, one of our biggest acts of going green is getting our kids out in nature to learn about the abundant flora, fauna, and geology that surrounds them and to foster a love of nature as they will become our future green stewards.
5 months ago
Gardening
People love to garden in Oceanside area, especially in 2020 as they are staying close to home.
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We want to receive images from youth in the RDN who are under 19 years of age. Show us what you love and enjoy about where you live.
Please note all entries in this categories must submit parental consent by emailing this completed form. By submitting your photo, you are consenting to the contest rules and grant the RDN the following: a royalty-free, nonexclusive right, in perpetuity, to use the submitted photograph(s) in print and online; the right to scale, crop or alter the color of the submitted image(s) for publication purposes; and consent to use your name in connection with the contest.
View All Ideas5 months ago
Bowser sunrise
Eagle at sunrise ... Early raptor gets the fish!
4 months ago
Rushing river
5 months ago
Outdoor fun in Area H
What are you and your family doing for fun and recreation in Area H Lighthouse Country.
4 months ago
Hidden falls
4 months ago
Moody Waters
Rathtrevor Beach
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