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Photography

Sunday November 24

Lee

“Winslet’s Oscar-deserving performance anchors the film, making Lee a poignant exploration of a heroic woman whose contributions to both art and history deserve greater recognition,” says Jonathan Sargeant from St Francis College

Taking pics of peeps: tips and tricks

“Taking quality images of people for use on your own, as well as external, communication channels is simple with these three easy-to-remember tips,” says anglican focus Editor Michelle McDonald

First prize was awarded to Amity Warner from Thargomindah for a photograph, titled ‘My Uncle and his Dog’, captured of her uncle visiting the family property in April 2020

Student colours of home shine bright

In its third year, The Glennie School Boarder Photography Competition delivers yet another display of stunning images, with this year’s theme being ‘Colours of Home’

The archival value of photographs – capturing the context

“For an Archivist and future archival researchers, a picture is only worth a thousand words if an image’s context is recorded when the photograph is taken,” says Diocesan Archivist Michael Rogers, as he explains what kinds of images are valuable to the Records and Archives Centre

Glennie school photographers shine

Glennie School boarder amateur photographers shine in the school’s annual photography competition, showcasing the rugged beauty of rural Australia in stunning images taken during the Easter holidays