Weather calendar competition winners

Sunraysia Daily

SUNSETS and sunrises, cloud formations and the iconic Murray River have featured heavily in Sunraysia Daily‘s Weather Photography Competition.

The entries showcased the stunning imagery that is Mildura and surrounds with entrants vying for one of 12 Bureau of Meteorology 2021 calendars featuring local photographer Robert Klarich’s May 2019 shot of a massive dust storm that turned day into night.

Mr Klarich previewed more than 50 entries for the BOM calendar giveaway to narrow down the images to the winning 12 featured in today’s Sunraysia Daily.

The winning entrants were Casey Peters, Paula Mastrippolito, Lorene Dunstan, Zoey Andrews, Rob Vigors, Terry Smythe, Christine Lowe, Bernadette Gardner, John Maher, Kerrie Koronis, Bethany Williams and Janette McLaren.

Winners can collect their copy of the BOM 2021 calendar from the front counter of the Sunraysia Daily office.

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