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The exhibition delves into the State Library of NSW's vast collection of two million images, showcasing 400 photos – many displayed for the first time.
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Rare photos of the Sydney Opera House have been released, as the World Heritage listed masterpiece celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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Add Blur and Bokeh effects using Lens Blur; Edit and export in HDR; Edit colour pallet using Point Colour; Enhanced masking; Denoise; Support for new cameras & lenses and other performance improvements.
The 2023 Nikon Photo of the Year Prize was awarded to Quinn Rooney for his image Matilda Joy.
'Through this curation, we want to pay tribute and celebrate what really makes our photographs different from an artificially-generated image.'