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Our Very Best Wedding Photographers
We’re absolutely thrilled to bring you the results of the inaugural Australasia’s Top Wedding Photographers. There’s no denying that the pandemic has hit the wedding industry hard, so it seems like an opportune time to celebrate and recognise the imp
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Australasia’s Top Wedding Photographers
Australasia’s Top Wedding Photographers is a celebration of the best wedding photography from Australia and New Zealand. The inaugural edition of the competition proved hugely successful attracting a wide array of brilliant entries. It also boasts so
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How Images spark Change
Some images become a catalyst for important conversations. Others spark change. Like stars in the night sky for sailors lost at sea, images become meaningful in our interaction with them. In a world so saturated with images, how can photography best
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75 And Out: The End Of The AIPP
John Swainston served as both AIPP President (2018-2019) and Treasurer (2017-2018). His connection to the AIPP began in 1979, when it was the craft collective, IAP, and the only way to gain professional recognition. In 1982, his company was asked to
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THE Mono AWARDS 2022
EARLY BIRD PRICING ENDS 20 MARCH 2022 More than $12,000 in cash and prizes supporting sponsors ■
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Platon’s NFTs Find The Good In Greed
In 2018, Irish conceptual artist Kevin Abosch put his photograph, Forever Rose, on the NFT market. No physical photograph was ever sold. He created a token with the same name and that token represented his photograph. He divided it into ten shares, s

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