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  • WINNER<br/>
Oli Samson is an emerging photographer who focuses on as many techniques
and mediums as he can to tell stories in a dynamic, but natural way. In 2013,
his work focused predominantly on weddings. He has been a full-time
photographer for two years and only picked up his first DSLR four years ago.
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www.olisansom.com
    WINNER
    Oli Samson is an emerging photographer who focuses on as many techniques and mediums as he can to tell stories in a dynamic, but natural way. In 2013, his work focused predominantly on weddings. He has been a full-time photographer for two years and only picked up his first DSLR four years ago.

    www.olisansom.com
  • FINALISTS<br/>
Riana Bartlett<br/>
Suellen Cook<br/>
Michelle Dupont<br/>
Eriver Hijano<br/>
Ona Janzen<br/>
Arrayah Loynd<br/>
Alice Mabin<br/>
    FINALISTS
    Riana Bartlett
    Suellen Cook
    Michelle Dupont
    Eriver Hijano
    Ona Janzen
    Arrayah Loynd
    Alice Mabin
  • RUNNER-UP<br/>
Brisbane-based Phan Phong is an AIPP emerging member who
enjoys experimenting with new and crazy concepts. Currently,
he specialises in black and white photography. He strives to
push the boundaries between his art portraiture and the urban
life that surrounds him as a way to paint his voice and share
unique stories, one photos at a time.
<br/><br/>
500px.com/Refugee_p
    RUNNER-UP
    Brisbane-based Phan Phong is an AIPP emerging member who enjoys experimenting with new and crazy concepts. Currently, he specialises in black and white photography. He strives to push the boundaries between his art portraiture and the urban life that surrounds him as a way to paint his voice and share unique stories, one photos at a time.

    500px.com/Refugee_p
  • JUDGES’ COMMENTS<br/>
“The folios that stood out were able to demonstrate
originality, personality and mood. You create exceptional
portraiture when excellent technique combines with how you
interact with your subject, expression, composition, location
and light. These components can evoke an emotional
response within both the subject and the viewer.”
<br/><br/>
“I want to see something fresh - an interesting point of view
that makes me say: ‘I haven’t seen this before.’ By looking at
the images, I should get a glimpse into the heart and soul of
the photographer.”
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JUDGES<br/>
Simon Harsent, Daniel Linnet, William Long, Robyn Miller,
Martin Vrabko, Amy Wenzel,
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Category prize: National Portrait Gallery prize pack valued
at $295.
    JUDGES’ COMMENTS
    “The folios that stood out were able to demonstrate originality, personality and mood. You create exceptional portraiture when excellent technique combines with how you interact with your subject, expression, composition, location and light. These components can evoke an emotional response within both the subject and the viewer.”

    “I want to see something fresh - an interesting point of view that makes me say: ‘I haven’t seen this before.’ By looking at the images, I should get a glimpse into the heart and soul of the photographer.”

    JUDGES
    Simon Harsent, Daniel Linnet, William Long, Robyn Miller, Martin Vrabko, Amy Wenzel,

    Category prize: National Portrait Gallery prize pack valued at $295.
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Portrait 1 of 4

Oli Sansom

WINNER
Oli Samson is an emerging photographer who focuses on as many techniques and mediums as he can to tell stories in a dynamic, but natural way. In 2013, his work focused predominantly on weddings. He has been a full-time photographer for two years and only picked up his first DSLR four years ago.

www.olisansom.com

Portrait 2 of 4

Oli Sansom

FINALISTS
Riana Bartlett
Suellen Cook
Michelle Dupont
Eriver Hijano
Ona Janzen
Arrayah Loynd
Alice Mabin

Portrait 3 of 4

Phan Phong

RUNNER-UP
Brisbane-based Phan Phong is an AIPP emerging member who enjoys experimenting with new and crazy concepts. Currently, he specialises in black and white photography. He strives to push the boundaries between his art portraiture and the urban life that surrounds him as a way to paint his voice and share unique stories, one photos at a time.

500px.com/Refugee_p

Portrait 4 of 4

Phan Phong

JUDGES’ COMMENTS
“The folios that stood out were able to demonstrate originality, personality and mood. You create exceptional portraiture when excellent technique combines with how you interact with your subject, expression, composition, location and light. These components can evoke an emotional response within both the subject and the viewer.”

“I want to see something fresh - an interesting point of view that makes me say: ‘I haven’t seen this before.’ By looking at the images, I should get a glimpse into the heart and soul of the photographer.”

JUDGES
Simon Harsent, Daniel Linnet, William Long, Robyn Miller, Martin Vrabko, Amy Wenzel,

Category prize: National Portrait Gallery prize pack valued at $295.

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