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    WINNING AT ANY COST?

    Mar 13, 2019 3 minutes
    Paul Burrows, Editor

    Many of you will be aware of the recent high-profile case involving photographic plagiarism which resulted in the disqualification of a winning image from last year’s Australian Professional Photography Awards (APPAs). The APPAs are run by the Australian Institute Of Professional Photography (AIPP) and a lengthy investigation by its Awards Committee concluded that the image had breached the rules of entry in several areas, including the alleged plagiarism.

    Following further investigation, numerous other images from the same photographer have been found to breach entry regulations for

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