Photography Competition
Flashy Photographers Awarded
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The 2021 What’s Your Angle? Photography Competition wrapped up on October 15 and this year, one winner in particular caught the eye of the competition’s new judge.
Having the unenviable task of deliberating over 111 images, first time judge Naomi, of Naomi Rice Photography said this year’s Most Outstanding Print captured her from the moment she walked in the door. It was Anne Lasini’s ‘Shearing Shed’ that took out the top honours, and Anne also received four other prizes for her entries this year. "I’m still in a bit of shock with the results, especially being awarded the Most Outstanding Print. Thank you to all involved.” Said Anne. |
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The official opening and awards presentation on Saturday, October 9 was featured at the Walk on the Wildside Weekend, and saw eleven different photographers awarded for their images this year.
In its fourth year, the competition attracted a high standard of photographs, with a record number of Under 18 entrants, many that were entered thanks to the involvement of the Boyup Brook District High School.
“It was really special to also see that there were three Under 18 entrants who took out prizes in their respective categories as well,” said Boyup Brook CRC Project Officer, Sharon Lampard.
All of this year’s Under 18 winners were Henry Openshaw, Imogen Mead, Brooke Nield, Hamish Murphy and Heidi Corker.
The full week of the exhibition saw more than 160 visitors to the CRC, and the 131 People’s Choice Award votes were tallied at the conclusion of the event with Don Railton’s image ‘Curious Emu’ winning.
All of the prizes for the competition were sponsored by local businesses, a sincere thank you to: Boyup Brook Lions Club; Shire of Boyup Brook; Boyup Brook Co-op; Blackwood Plant Hire; Hampton Partners and Bluestone Café.
A full list of winners:
Class A – Landscapes 1st – ‘Fogbow in the Kimberley’ Henry Openshaw; 2nd – ‘Sunrise Over the Paddock’ Anne Lasini; 3rd – ‘A Bit Wet’ Janet Winter
Class B – Animals 1st – ‘Curious Emu’ Don Railton; 2nd – ‘I’m Watching…’ Don Railton; 3rd – ‘Splendid Boy’ Janet Winter
Class C – Flora 1st – ‘Euphorbia Caput-Medusae’ Dan Sayer; 2nd – ‘Flowering Gum’ Anne Lasini; 3rd – ‘Fence Post, Top Mini Garden’ Betty Knapp
Class D – Farm Life 1st – ‘Shearing Shed’ Anne Lasini; 2nd – ‘Sheep and the Hound’ Jack Stevenson; 3rd – ‘The Fleece’ Brooke Nield
Class E – Open: Black & White 1st – ‘Marina Bay Sands’ Henry Openshaw; 2nd – ‘Kitten Love’ Imogen Mead; 3rd – ‘Surveying the Land’ Anne Lasini
Under 18 1st ‘Canola Crop’ Hamish Murphy; 2nd ‘The Beach’ Heidi Corker; 3rd ‘Everlasting Beauty’ Imogen Mead
Most Outstanding Print – ‘Shearing Shed’ Anne Lasini
People's Choice Award – ‘Curious Emu’ Don Railton
Early Bird Prize (for those who sent their entries in by September 24) - Winner: Henry Openshaw
In its fourth year, the competition attracted a high standard of photographs, with a record number of Under 18 entrants, many that were entered thanks to the involvement of the Boyup Brook District High School.
“It was really special to also see that there were three Under 18 entrants who took out prizes in their respective categories as well,” said Boyup Brook CRC Project Officer, Sharon Lampard.
All of this year’s Under 18 winners were Henry Openshaw, Imogen Mead, Brooke Nield, Hamish Murphy and Heidi Corker.
The full week of the exhibition saw more than 160 visitors to the CRC, and the 131 People’s Choice Award votes were tallied at the conclusion of the event with Don Railton’s image ‘Curious Emu’ winning.
All of the prizes for the competition were sponsored by local businesses, a sincere thank you to: Boyup Brook Lions Club; Shire of Boyup Brook; Boyup Brook Co-op; Blackwood Plant Hire; Hampton Partners and Bluestone Café.
A full list of winners:
Class A – Landscapes 1st – ‘Fogbow in the Kimberley’ Henry Openshaw; 2nd – ‘Sunrise Over the Paddock’ Anne Lasini; 3rd – ‘A Bit Wet’ Janet Winter
Class B – Animals 1st – ‘Curious Emu’ Don Railton; 2nd – ‘I’m Watching…’ Don Railton; 3rd – ‘Splendid Boy’ Janet Winter
Class C – Flora 1st – ‘Euphorbia Caput-Medusae’ Dan Sayer; 2nd – ‘Flowering Gum’ Anne Lasini; 3rd – ‘Fence Post, Top Mini Garden’ Betty Knapp
Class D – Farm Life 1st – ‘Shearing Shed’ Anne Lasini; 2nd – ‘Sheep and the Hound’ Jack Stevenson; 3rd – ‘The Fleece’ Brooke Nield
Class E – Open: Black & White 1st – ‘Marina Bay Sands’ Henry Openshaw; 2nd – ‘Kitten Love’ Imogen Mead; 3rd – ‘Surveying the Land’ Anne Lasini
Under 18 1st ‘Canola Crop’ Hamish Murphy; 2nd ‘The Beach’ Heidi Corker; 3rd ‘Everlasting Beauty’ Imogen Mead
Most Outstanding Print – ‘Shearing Shed’ Anne Lasini
People's Choice Award – ‘Curious Emu’ Don Railton
Early Bird Prize (for those who sent their entries in by September 24) - Winner: Henry Openshaw
A very big thank you to our 2021 Sponsors
A Collection of the 2021 Competition Winners
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