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Photographer of the Year 2015 Winners
Every year we run an internal photography competition for our staff members, with the overall winner taking the title of ‘Photographer of the Year’ and the prestigious Joshua Shearer award.
This year was one of the toughest years we have ever had to judge and we thank each and every entry we received. There is definitely a reason we call ourselves the “photographic specialists” and we think you will see why with these winning shots from this year’s competition. There was 6 categories our staff could enter in, with the winners of each, going into the running to win the title of the ‘Photographer of the Year’. A huge congratulations to John Ralph from John Ralph’s Camera House in Erina for taking out this years top prize. Now here are the winners…
Winner of Landscape & Photographer of the Year
Photo taken by John Ralph from John Ralph’s Camera House, Erina.
Winner of Creative Expression
Photo taken by Brandon Durham from Bentleys Camera House, Carindale.
Winner of Portrait
Photo taken by Ricky Gestro from Perth Camera House.
Winner of Macro
Photo taken by Christian Byrt from Bunbury Camera House.
Winner of Pets & Animals
Photo taken by Ricky Gestro from Perth Camera House.
Winner of Sport
Photo taken by Kevin Phillips from City Cross Camera House, Adelaide.
4 comments
Well done with these – they are just amazing. You do need to open it up to customers as well then maybe I can try to at leget close to these.
Again Great photos.
Hi Rene – Photographer of the Year is just for our store owners and staff members, we do however have a photography competition we run every week called “Photo Friday” through our Facebook page. Alternatively you can access it through our website here – https://www.camerahouse.com.au/competition.aspx
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Kindest Regards,
The Team at Camera House
Just wanted to ask if the winning photo was taken in the Queenstown area of NZ? Looks like from the Crown Range Road.
Clare
I would have thought it beneficial to show settings and location.
or is there a button to press that i have not found.
Regards