News release
May 2, 2006
Getting the image of our nation -
HP launches imagiNATION Photography Competition to New Zealand students
AUCKLAND, 2 May, 2006 – HP New Zealand is taking a look at how secondary school students see New Zealand, with the
launch of its imagiNATION Photography Competition, from May 2.
Designed to spark students’ imaginations about what New Zealand means to them, the competition will get students to use
photography to convey their thoughts and impressions of our country. Together, HP hopes these images will help tell the
story of our nation through the eyes of New Zealand youth.
Judging will be undertaken by award-winning New Zealand Herald picture editor John Sefton and Sticky TV’s Sam Wallace -
Kiwis who spend each day using images to tell their stories.
The winning entrant will receive a prize designed to support their ongoing education, which will include a new B1801
Compaq Presario Notebook, an HP Photosmart 3110 All-in-One printer, copier, scanner and fax with HP Premium Photo Paper
and HP 02 inks.
There are three second prizes of an HP Photosmart 3110 All-in-One with a selection of Original HP Supplies, as well as
numerous spot prizes to be won.
In addition, students who enter put their school in with a chance to win a brand new HP DeskJet 9800…
For more information on the competition and details of how to enter go to www.hp.co.nz/imagiNATION
The competition begins on May 2 running until June 30, closing at 5pm. Entries can be sent with completed entry forms to
imagiNATION@hp.com, uploaded on the imagiNATION website www.hp.co.nz/imagiNATION or posted on a CD to: HP imagiNATION
Competition, ATTN Georgette Ford, HP New Zealand, PO Box 3860, Auckland Mail Centre. Photographs must be taken on a
digital camera, submitted in a tiff or a jpeg format and be a minimum of 300dpi at a size of 4x6 inches. For more
information, including entry forms and full terms and conditions visit: