‘Images of Jirdarup 2020’ Photography Competition
The Friends of Jirdarup Bushland’s inaugural 'Images of Jirdarup 2020' photography competition was designed to raise awareness of our small patch of urban bushland and encourage artistic expression. The community embraced the challenge and flocked to visit Jirdarup Bushland, many for the first time. Keen photographers of all ages and abilities submitted their glorious images of Jirdarup’s natural wonders.
The exhibition in November 2020 at the Kent Street Gallery was an exciting and diverse display of photographs that attracted a record-breaking 500+ visitors and 330 votes in the People’s Choice Award.
Congratulations to all of the 2020 winners! See below for the full list.
Thank you to our sponsors for making these great prizes possible. Most of all, thank you to all the competition entrants for helping to share with the wider community just how special the Jirdarup Bushland Precinct is for us all.
The exhibition in November 2020 at the Kent Street Gallery was an exciting and diverse display of photographs that attracted a record-breaking 500+ visitors and 330 votes in the People’s Choice Award.
Congratulations to all of the 2020 winners! See below for the full list.
Thank you to our sponsors for making these great prizes possible. Most of all, thank you to all the competition entrants for helping to share with the wider community just how special the Jirdarup Bushland Precinct is for us all.
2020 Competition Winners
1st Place Flora: Ain't Life Grand(is) - Alison Higgins
Alison Higgins receiving her award from Mayor Karen Vernon and judge Robert Audcent
2nd Place Flora: The Herd - Mark de Cruz
Mark de Cruz with Mayor Karen Vernon
1st Place Fauna: Teaching the Young One - Christine Chester
Christine Chester receiving her award.
(FoJB Chair Klaus Backheuer in the background)
2nd Place Fauna: The Sentinel - Emma Jones
Emma Jones receiving her award from Beth Walker from BirdlifeWA
1st Place Landscape: Birth in the dying acres - Xinyang Zhao
Xingyang Zhao receiving his award from Mayor Vernon
2nd Place Landscape: Winter Morning - Jon Young
Jon Young receiving his award from Mayor Vernon
1st Place Junior: Foney Fungi - Sav Noble
Sav Noble, Kent Street SHS, receives his award from Mayor Vernon, with FoJB’s Robert Audcent & Klaus Backheuer
2nd Place Junior: Yellow Joy - Ching Yi Lu
1st Place People's Choice: Winter Morning - Jon Young
Jon Young receiving his award from Cr Wilf Hendriks and Andrea Higgins (Victoria Park Rotary Club)
2nd Place People's Choice: Afternoon Yawn - Kerry Whitworth
The Camera Electronic $100 gift voucher was won by Flora Johnston. Congratulations!
Sponsors
2020 'Category Prize Sponsors'
2020 'Runners-up Prize Sponsors'
2020 'Financial Backing Sponsors'
2020 'Supporting Sponsors'
Benefactor
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