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Sep 16
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Creating award winning wedding Images for the Professional Photography awards

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One of the things I love to do when I am feeling creative is to think of things I can do to take my wedding photographs to the next level and enter them into the awards. Sometimes even though you think your image is amazing it still doesn’t quite get up to the very high award standard you aim for.
I entered this shot into this years APPA’s into the wedding category- It scored a 78 which was 2 points short of the magical 80 to win a silver award. My heart sinks everytime I enter images into the awards and they don’y quite get there but I always learn something and I think it really does push me everytime to get better!
Here is the APPA scoring system:

75 – 79 Professional Standard award range
80 – 84 Silver Award range
85 – 89 Silver Distinction award range
90- 94 Gold Award range

95 – 100 Gold Distinction award range

The bottom photograph was the original tree and the top one is my “love heart” tree that was created in photoshop. What do you guys think? Please leave a comment! xox

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May 20
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Award Winning Brisbane Photographers | QLD State Awards for the AIPP

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I entered this photo into the portrait photography category and won a Silver Award In AIPP QLD Division, Professional Photography Awards 2013.

This shot was taken in my visit to Sapa, Vietnam, last year. I thought the buffalo looked so cheeky looking at me while I took his photo. It is not your traditional portrait- more of a character portrait.

I love being a portrait photographer in Brisbane because it is not just people and your everyday pets you get to photograph, it can also be wild animals on your travels too! Hope you love this cheeky portrait as much as I do!!Watch movie online The Lego Batman Movie (2017)

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