Get involved with Flotsam’s 2025 competitions, with creative divisions for all level of photographers and film makers!
Stay tuned, more to come.
Surfrider Foundation Australia and Flotsam Surf Film and Photography Festival present the Found Objects Photo Contest, an opportunity for people to share items that they have found [and cleaned-up!] off of their local beach or waterway, arranged in a creative and artistic way.
There’s amazing prizes to be won, including prize packs from Patagonia, Pargo, Cooly Eco Adventures, Sunbutter and Save the Waves
It’s back!
Calling all filmmakers, we’re back on the hunt for the best surf clips. Flotsam Surf Film and Photo Festival has teamed up with Independent and Haitus for the return of the Homegrown Surf Clip comp, and there’s $5K in prizes and cash to be awarded.
If you’ve got a short clip (must be under 3 minutes max) that relates to surfing and has a connection to the Gold Coast, go in the running to win big.
There’s no parameters around where the footage has/hasn’t been seen – it just needs to be Homegrown!
Hit this link to submit your entry for the Flotsam Homegrown Surf Clip Comp 2025
Flotsam Surf Film and Photography Festival and the legends at Husk have teamed up to bring you the Flotsam Homegrown Photo Challenge – National Edition, and there’s cash and prizes in the mix. We’re looking for images that showcase Australian surf culture – particularly its waves, it’s surfing talent, and connection to coast.
There’s open and up-and-coming divisions, so get snapping!
Click through for entry details for Flotsam Homegrown Photo Challenge 2025- National
Flotsam Festival and RBR Holidays have once again opened up the Homegrown Photo Challenge – Gold Coast Edition.
Images reflecting the Gold Coast’s surf and connection to coast can go in the running across divisions for all levels, from open to up-and-coming.
To be eligible, images must be shot on the Gold Coast, shot by a Gold Coaster, or feature a Gold Coast surfer.
Hit the link to submit your images to the Flotsam Homegrown Photo Challenge 2025, Gold Coast Edition