Great Walks' Wilderness Photographer of the Year, presented by Nokia, is searching for the best outdoor images captured by Australian photographers!
This year I am happy to be part of the judging panel for this competition. There are two categories, Places and People. For Places, we're looking for sweeping panoramas, dramatic horizons, spectacular coastlines and thought-provoking images of wilderness locations, both here and overseas. For People, we want to see your best wilderness photos with people in the frame.
Winners and runners up will share in a prize pool of more than $14,000 including $4,000 cash. Further, the Top 20 images in each category will be published in Great Walks magazine (December-January 2022 issue) and on www.greatwalks.com.au.
Entry fee is $20. I look forward to seeing your images.
Julie is very passionate about her photography and helping others improve their skills. She takes magnificent photos. She knows the areas extremely well and the times that are best suited to visit. She is also an excellent organiser and puts together itineraries that cover a host of wonderful locations with the best possible times of day for each. She includes important details to ensure the timing is optimum throughout the trip and nothing is rushed.
Julie is a conscientious teacher and makes sure that everyone is getting the best shots possible. I learned how to use my lenses more efftively and now understand my wide angle lens and when to use it. With the small number of participants we are not crowded as we take our shots and everyone gets attention when they need it.
If you're thinking about it, just do it. You will have the best time and get some great images.
I have been a fan of Julie's work for many years and have always admired the way she "sees" things that many dont and the way she uses light even harsh light to capture the essence of an area. I was there for composition and learning a little more about using light. Julie was very helpful and gave some great tips and information to help improve our photography. She also took us into all the locations for the best light and at the best time to make the most of it and we were never rushed and could spend lots of time looking for unique shots and just enjoy the area. The birds were a bonus and we had time to spend practising our bird photograhy also. Lots of walking on this trip but nothing too streuous just lots of it. She is a great mentor and very talented and without ego. I highly recommend this trip and hope to do another in the future.
Jessica P
Queensland
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