Another round of photos taken by Hawkesbury Camera Club members are now displayed on the walls of the hospital's Children's Ward and After Hours Clinic.
A yearly undertaking, the selection of the pictures was performed by local primary school from Comleroy Road and Windsor Public Schools, who acted as honorary judges.
The camera club has been displaying pictures for sick children at Hawkesbury District Health Service for 13 years, and this year 25 pictures were chosen to adorn the walls.
The primary school children chose the pictures they thought would best put smiles on the faces of the children in hospital.
"Last years' photographs were donated to the Hospital for sale at the Hospital 'Gift Shop' to raise funding for the Children's Ward," said Hawkesbury Camera Club secretary, Marian Paap.
"Due to Covid restrictions, the judging was done a little differently in November 2020. Copies of printed photos that were submitted by the members were delivered to the schools for judging. We thank the Principals and those who coordinated the project for us."
Six volunteer photographers from the Camera Club took on the task of swapping the photos by cleaning the frames, and performing the handy work of stringing the frames for hanging.
"Thank you to Anna and Kelly from the Hospital for giving your support for our annual project," Ms Paap said.
"Bendigo Bank, North Richmond branch sponsored this annual project yet again. Harvey Norman supported the project by printing the photos."
Sarah Falson
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