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Tuesday 26 June- Competition Night

To qualify for the set subject the image must depict a subject (person, animal or (thing) or situation that at first glance appears different than it actually is, does something else than first thought or is in a different situation than is directly obvious.The illusion can be achieved by choice of camera angle, lens choice or through image manipulation. If the image is a composite, all parts used must be produced by the author. Examples are: a person appearing to jump over a deep ravine while he/she is in reality only a few meters off the ground (we have all seen these); a person holding the sun or moon or appearing to stop the leaning tower of Pisa from falling, someone or something appearing much bigger than a big structure through the use of a wide angle lens.

The possibilities are really endless

Judge: Barbara Bryan

Fellow, International Federation of Photographic Art, 2003,Fellow, Australian Photographic Society, 2004

Her passion for Australia's natural environment is reflected in my images of the Alpine areas and Outback areas. This has developed through many years of active walking, camping, snow skiing, birdwatching and appreciation of Australia's flora and fauna.A strong belief in the conservation of our natural environment has also led to involvement in environmental work.Numerous photos have been donated to charities such as The Variety Club of NSW; Thredbo Landslide Memorial Community Hall; NSW Far Western Children's Scheme; Chatswood High School fundraising; Fundraising appeal for overseas medical treatment, Manly resident; Willoughby Workshop Arts Centre fundraising.

Her photos are in private collections in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, HollandNew Zealand, Sweden, United Kingdom. and United States of America

Digital Entries close 15th June