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Making connections through photography
For Lucky Frawley, getting back into photography has come at just the right time.
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Yashodha is finally chasing her “bohemian calling”
After spending years allowing her conservative risk-adverse side to take control of her life, Yashodha Boopalan is now ready to pave a new way for her future.
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Dane Travers is a jack of all trades.
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Kerry lives her dream
After 30 years in catering, Kerry Herschell has turned her eye to photography – and she’s loving every moment.
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Siblings united through photography
It’s rare to find siblings who get along as well as Chad and Menaka Weerasinghe.
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A (wo)man’s world
Heather Felix is on a one-woman mission to change the way in which we see women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, otherwise known as the “STEM” fields.
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Pushing the limits
For Luke David, his passion for photography started when he first purchased a camera for a trip to Japan.
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Freedom feeds vision
It’s the pursuit of freedom that led Julien Visse to Australia, and ultimately, to photography.
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PSC students win at AIPP Awards
Each year, final-year students studying at the Photography Studies College (PSC) enter the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP) Victorian Awards.
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Embrace of the unknown
A radiologist by day, Allison Rose has perfected the art of compartmentalising her sporadic lifestyle.
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Seeing (more than) double
“Uitsmijter” is a Dutch sandwich made with ham, eggs and pickle. It’s also the name of a photograph taken by Miranda Kremer that won her silver in the AIPP Victorian Photography Print Awards.
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Conceptual photographer wins coveted award
Photography Studies College (PSC) student, Agata Mayes uses surreal images to explore intricate human emotions.
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Learning the ropes
While we’re used to meeting the accomplished graduates and teachers of the Photography Studies College (PSC), first year student Mo Ng is only just beginning her journey to potential greatness.
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Behind the lens
By her own admission, talented Southbank local and Photography Studies College (PSC) graduate Taylor Morris says she never saw herself as being the one behind the lens.
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Profile Picture - Jordan Madge
Jordan Madge anxiously awaits the opening day to the Photobook Melbourne Festival, as he is the only student chosen to participate.
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Uniting against proxy farming and rorts
Hoardings up on Riverside Square
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