Love My Kwinana Photo Competition winners

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This year’s annual Love My Kwinana Photo Competition opened on Monday 4th September and closed Friday 22nd September.

The theme for this year was Djilba Bonar (Djilba season). In the Nyoongar six seasons, Djilba is known as the second winter but is also the start of the explosion of flowers in the State’s South West, so this year’s collection of images exhibited at the Darius Wells Library and Resource Centre is filled with colour and nature.

We would like to congratulate our category winners including Yashraj Singh for his image of a flowering tree submitted for the child category; Abbey Holland for her image taken in Parmelia for the youth category; and Aaron Brown as the adult category winner for his photo which the judges said showed amazing use of a blur technique called bokeh to separate the cockatoo from the tree textures.

The judging panel also gave commendations to six more people including Thor Reye and Olive Watson for the child category; Jahli Waller-Roberts and Kody Roberts for the youth category; and David Schaller and Nola Hindley for the adult category.

All entries were exhibited in the Carol Adams lounge at Darius Wells Community Resource and Library Centre and were displayed until 29 October.

This year’s annual Love My Kwinana Photo Competition opened on Monday 4th September and closed Friday 22nd September.

The theme for this year was Djilba Bonar (Djilba season). In the Nyoongar six seasons, Djilba is known as the second winter but is also the start of the explosion of flowers in the State’s South West, so this year’s collection of images exhibited at the Darius Wells Library and Resource Centre is filled with colour and nature.

We would like to congratulate our category winners including Yashraj Singh for his image of a flowering tree submitted for the child category; Abbey Holland for her image taken in Parmelia for the youth category; and Aaron Brown as the adult category winner for his photo which the judges said showed amazing use of a blur technique called bokeh to separate the cockatoo from the tree textures.

The judging panel also gave commendations to six more people including Thor Reye and Olive Watson for the child category; Jahli Waller-Roberts and Kody Roberts for the youth category; and David Schaller and Nola Hindley for the adult category.

All entries were exhibited in the Carol Adams lounge at Darius Wells Community Resource and Library Centre and were displayed until 29 October.

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