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Child's Play Photography Competition
Camera House and Photo Review are giving kids 12 and under the opportunity to win a $500 toy voucher. ... [more]
PR48 Photo Challenge: Habitat
The habitat challenge asked photographers to go out into the world and photograph people in, as we said at the time, what might be described as their native environment.  ... [more]
PR47 Photo Challenge: Forces of Nature
At the time we set this Photo Challenge Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria were all experiencing terrible floods. Natural disasters were therefore much in our minds and we thought the power of nature would make a great challenge. ... [more]
PR46 Photo Challenge: Picture in Picture
Our Photo Challengers responded in their usual creative fashion to our 'Picture in picture' exercise. It has to be said that we really dithered over the winner this time around. ... [more]
PR45 Photo Challenge: Cast a giant shadow
Funny thing about these photo challenges; no matter what concept we come up with, we never really manage to quite anticipate how our clever contributing photographers will respond. As we said when we posed the shadow challenge, our idea was to encourage the creation of dramatic film noir-style compositions. But, as you can see from the images on these pages creativity will not be so easily corralled.  ... [more]
PR44 Photo Challenge: Veiled
We're never quite sure what to expect from our endlessly creative Photo Challengers and the Veiled challenge was no exception to the rule. ... [more]
Photo Challenge Vol 01
Photo Review editor Don Norris has put together four exercises designed to encourage a more creative approach to your photography. ... [more]
PR43 Photo Challenge: Pan for Success
We asked Photo Challengers to dial in a slow shutter speed and then to 'pan for success' in Challenge #41. Since it was such a wide open brief we didn't have any particular expectations about what we might receive. But, as usual, the creative responses ranged widely across the blurry landscape of slow shutter photography.  ... [more]
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