• WINNER<br/> Adelaide-based Molly Harris is fascinated with the worlds of people who live unconventional or taboo lifestyles and aims to provide an insight into a world that people don’t normally get the chance to see. For her, it’s a desire to experience and understand things she doesn’t know that inspires her work. <br/><br/> mollyharris.com
    WINNER
    Adelaide-based Molly Harris is fascinated with the worlds of people who live unconventional or taboo lifestyles and aims to provide an insight into a world that people don’t normally get the chance to see. For her, it’s a desire to experience and understand things she doesn’t know that inspires her work.

    mollyharris.com
  • FINALISTS<br/> Ariel Cameron<br/> Steph Fuller<br/> Paris Hawken<br/> Amy Pfitzner<br/> Greg Stoodley<br/> Kirill Talanine
    FINALISTS
    Ariel Cameron
    Steph Fuller
    Paris Hawken
    Amy Pfitzner
    Greg Stoodley
    Kirill Talanine
  • RUNNER-UP<br/> Chris Bowes is a student at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, studying for a Bachelor of Photography degree. As a student, he has a great deal of flexibility to shoot various subjects. He values composition and balance in images and believes studying photography will help him develop his creative and storytelling skills. <br/><br/> chrisbowesphotos.com
    RUNNER-UP
    Chris Bowes is a student at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, studying for a Bachelor of Photography degree. As a student, he has a great deal of flexibility to shoot various subjects. He values composition and balance in images and believes studying photography will help him develop his creative and storytelling skills.

    chrisbowesphotos.com
  • Judges’ comments<br/> “Some of the strongest work mixed different types of images, but held a narrative that engaged me.” <br/><br/> “It is important, at this stage, to demonstrate your dedication and commitment to making images, to take risks, and to trust in your own abilities. Not trying to do too much with your photographs is sometimes what can lead to beautiful and rigorous outcomes.” <br/><br/> “What brought a portfolio down was when photographers’ selected images didn’t work well together. When you enter a competition like this, you have to look at the body of work, not individual images that you stick together, to prove you are an all rounder.” <br/><br/> JUDGES<br/> Daniel Boetker-Smith, Earle Bridger, Sally Brownbill, William Long, Joel Rainford, Chris Tovo. <br/><br/> Category prize: A Lowepro Pro Trekker 400 AW backpack valued at $425.
    Judges’ comments
    “Some of the strongest work mixed different types of images, but held a narrative that engaged me.”

    “It is important, at this stage, to demonstrate your dedication and commitment to making images, to take risks, and to trust in your own abilities. Not trying to do too much with your photographs is sometimes what can lead to beautiful and rigorous outcomes.”

    “What brought a portfolio down was when photographers’ selected images didn’t work well together. When you enter a competition like this, you have to look at the body of work, not individual images that you stick together, to prove you are an all rounder.”

    JUDGES
    Daniel Boetker-Smith, Earle Bridger, Sally Brownbill, William Long, Joel Rainford, Chris Tovo.

    Category prize: A Lowepro Pro Trekker 400 AW backpack valued at $425.