Good photographers learn early to get in close to their subjects to maximise visual impact. Our challenge asks you to find and frame a photographic subject you like – and then, to move in tight. Very tight…
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Fog on the Pond
By David Edwards.
When I heard the forecast for fog in the area I headed for the local wetlands. It was a ‘pea souper’, very atmospheric.
Djemaa El Fna
By Simon Cowling.
The great square in the middle of Marrakesh, Morocco. Every evening it becomes a massive throng of food stalls, snake charmers, henna tattooists, palm readers, drummers from the desert regions, holy men, fruit sellers, herbalists, acrobats, magicians, musicians… It’s magical.
Galahs Moonlighting
By Blane Coulcher.
I went horse riding in the Snowy Mountains NSW with my family – my daughters wanted the romance of riding in the snow!…
Photo Challenge Winner: Silhouette
If the response to our silhouette challenge is anything to go by, you’d have to say that finding interesting, largely featureless black shapes to photograph can be a real tonic for image makers’ imaginations…
Dune Duo
By Rob Morgan.
Diminished Affections
By David Scott.
I don’t normally go too much for still life, but thought I would move outside my comfort zone…
Exploring
By Suhas Kulkarni.
This picture was taken near Sydney Olympic park. In-camera conversion to monochrome darkened the shadows.
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Venice
By Robin Yong.
Venice at dawn, when all is still and quiet except for the gentle lapping sound of the waves and the gondolas rocking from side to side…
