MORE than 200 students armed themselves with a camera and an idea for this year's SNAP Photographic Competition.
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The brainchild of Launceston Church Grammar School head of visual art Paul Snell sends students from grade 9 upwards on a photographic scavenger hunt.
Mr Snell said the open-ended competition drew a variety of entries with many different interpretations of the 20 words provided.
He said SNAP was open to students with anything from a mobile phone camera to a DSLR.
``The competition evolved out of projects I gave my own students and it developed into something bigger,'' Mr Snell said at last night's awards ceremony.
``It's gained a bit of a following from some schools. It provides a fairly contained structure for students.''
Mr Snell said the annual competition continued to grow.
``Last year we had 150 people - in the first year we had 50 people and we thought that was great,'' he said.
Mr Snell thanked Booth Trust, Southern Cross and Bok Print for their support.
WINNERS
Year 9/10
First: Isabelle Reardon, of St Mary's College. Second: Jonathon Rose, of the Launceston Christian School.
Year 11/12
First: Samantha Milne, of Newstead College. Second: Thomas Snook, of Launceston Church Grammar School.