Exhibition Gallery
The Ilford Orloff Awards Exhibition is on display at levels 1 & 2 of the the State Library of WA.
Details: State LIbrary fo WA.
The following can be used at the exhibition to find details of prints exhibited.
Details: State LIbrary fo WA.
The following can be used at the exhibition to find details of prints exhibited.
Photographer: Nick Melindonis
This image received a
Silver PLUS Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
The old burnt pier in Brighton is one of the UK's most famous seaside ruins just off Brighton Beach. Opened in 1866, the elegant Victorian pleasure pier featured an ornate concert hall, a theatre, and a fairground, attracting over 2 million visitors annually at its peak. However, after decades of structural decline, it was permanently closed due to safety concerns in 1975. In March and May 2003, two massive, suspected arson fires completely gutted what remained of the pavilion and concert hall. The pier is completely cut off from the mainland, entirely inaccessible, and continues to slowly collapse into the ocean. This long four-minute exposure with blurred water; streaking clouds and a blended horizon makes a strong composition and statement in black and white of the stark metal "skeleton in the sea".
The old burnt pier in Brighton is one of the UK's most famous seaside ruins just off Brighton Beach. Opened in 1866, the elegant Victorian pleasure pier featured an ornate concert hall, a theatre, and a fairground, attracting over 2 million visitors annually at its peak. However, after decades of structural decline, it was permanently closed due to safety concerns in 1975. In March and May 2003, two massive, suspected arson fires completely gutted what remained of the pavilion and concert hall. The pier is completely cut off from the mainland, entirely inaccessible, and continues to slowly collapse into the ocean. This long four-minute exposure with blurred water; streaking clouds and a blended horizon makes a strong composition and statement in black and white of the stark metal "skeleton in the sea".
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Photographer: Barbara Brown
This image received a
Silver PLUS Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
Mud patterns formed between the sand dunes of Sossusvlei after unusually heavy rainfall caused flooding of the massive sand dune system.
Mud patterns formed between the sand dunes of Sossusvlei after unusually heavy rainfall caused flooding of the massive sand dune system.
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Photographer: Tony Hewitt
This image received a
Silver PLUS Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
Continuum
Continuum
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Photographer: Alan Carter
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
My multiple exposure/ICM images are meant to be read both literally and poetically and invite the viewer to experience the ordinary and familiar in a new creative way. The in -camera process is both intuitive and experimental, the ordinary is reimagined and viewers are treated to a perception of traditional painterly style images.
My multiple exposure/ICM images are meant to be read both literally and poetically and invite the viewer to experience the ordinary and familiar in a new creative way. The in -camera process is both intuitive and experimental, the ordinary is reimagined and viewers are treated to a perception of traditional painterly style images.
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Photographer: Barbara Brown
This image received a
Silver Award
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Mound Springs, Goldfield Region of Western Australia. Image was taken from a small plane at about 2000ft.
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Photographer: Julie Kenny
This image received a
Silver PLUS Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
Winds and tides continually sculpt the meeting of sand and sea in Shark Bay, shaping formations that shift with the seasons and the light. Tidal currents carve channels through pale sand flats, while prevailing winds comb the dunes into layered ridges and crescent forms. From above, these natural forces trace elegant contours along the coastline — rippling patterns in sand and water that reveal the ever-changing dialogue between ocean and land.
Winds and tides continually sculpt the meeting of sand and sea in Shark Bay, shaping formations that shift with the seasons and the light. Tidal currents carve channels through pale sand flats, while prevailing winds comb the dunes into layered ridges and crescent forms. From above, these natural forces trace elegant contours along the coastline — rippling patterns in sand and water that reveal the ever-changing dialogue between ocean and land.
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Photographer: Tony Hewitt
This image received a
Silver PLUS Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
Resistance
Resistance
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Photographer: Nick Melidonis
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Image is an aerial photograph captured with a Sony A1 camera and 24-105 mm lens. The image was shot in Shark Bay, Western Australia.
There are a few small pools with coloured water found in Shark Bay and I was intrigued by the shape that reminded me of an umbilical cord .
There are a few small pools with coloured water found in Shark Bay and I was intrigued by the shape that reminded me of an umbilical cord .
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Photographer: Tony Hewitt
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
Genesis
Genesis
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Photographer: Chris Saunders
This image received a
Silver Award
Caption:
LANDSCAPE
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