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SCMP Reporter

Thanks to our readers, the Summer Visions competition has been an overwhelming success. Every week, we take great pleasure in going through the entries in our mailbox. 
There is  just over a week for submissions, so keep sending us your wonderful work. The final deadline is August 15. The winners will go on a fabulous journey to Macau on August 21. They will go backstage to explore the ZAIA  show, participate in a workshop, and top it off by watching the performance.  
The winners will be accompanied by a member of the Young Post team. The prize includes ferry tickets. 
To take part, send your work to yp_summer@scmp.com or mail it to Summer Gallery, Young Post, 4/F, Morning Post Centre, 22 Dai Fat Street, Tai Po Industrial Estate, Tai Po, NT. Include your name, age, school, contact details, and a few lines explaining your work.
Azaara Perakath, 15, West Island School
I took this photograph because it is a celebration of diversity and conveyed to me a feeling of community cohesion. 
The  figure in the centre is the focal point, emphasising that freedom of speech is one of the fundamental rights of any human being. 
We are all individuals with free will, yet we are one.
Diana Chan, 18, South Island School 
To me, freedom represents a kind of triumph - triumph over one's troubles and worries, and therefore,  freedom from life's obstacles. My photograph represents my belief in 'light at the end of the tunnel'. No matter how hard or tiring life gets at times, we should all keep our dreams, our lights in mind. With that, nothing is impossible. 
The dark times in our lives prepare us for the future, and with dedication, hard work and hope, freedom and success is never too far away.



freedom