Jamie Wilson
Juvenile Powerful Owl in Warrandyte . I took up photography at age 9 focusing predominantly on birds, but now at age 13, I focus on birds in flight. Warrandyte is full of amazing birds but this was the first time I had seen a Powerful Owl. In order to capture this image, I sat on my dads shoulders so I could frame the shot clear of the branches. I use a Nikon P1000.
Lola Star Everett
Nine. This image is of my 9 year old sister, this photo represents the young mind and how creative and imaginative it is and how you can never seem to know what is happening inside that mind. And that the dark shadow behind her is the unknown and the light she is looking at is the creativity and wonders of the world from the perspective of a small child with a wonderous mind.
Toby Dean
Look into my eyes. This is a tiny Servaea sp. Jumping Spider. The light ring created a cute and funny hypnotising look from the spider.
Poppy Thannhauser
True Blue. This is my dad. Hes a true blue aussie trickster. He works hard and always helps people when he can and loves to make us laugh. He is courageous and my hero. I will always look up to him.
Eloise Baggs
Lonely Bike and the Sanitiser . This photo was taken by our 3.5 year old daughter, Eloise. Editing of the photo chosen by her with the help of dad moving the sliders. In her words: I loved this bicycle at my favourite cafe. It was too big for me to ride so I just took a picture of it instead and then I had my babycino.
Lucy Clark
Tom pops an olie. This is from our driveway in Brisbane. I was filming my brother skateboarding on our driveway. One of our neighbours Kobie came by walking her dog. There was storm behind the whole thing. It all collides at once
Leroy Ritchie
A Small World. I've always been interested in shape-shifting. What would the world look like from the different perspectives of the largest and smallest creatures?
Amanda Clarke
Flower Isolate . An image capturing the beauty of a flower against a back backdrop. Highlight by the wrap is the need to preserve nature in times of uncertainty.
Poppy Grady
Fire and Salt. I was enjoying an idyllic summer day wading in the rock pools at Swansea Heads, when a change in wind direction pushed the smoke haze from the devastating bush fires up the coast, reminding me that not everyone was having such a wonderful day.
Arisha Hasan
Strong. A photo I took of my sister while she stood in the gap of light between two houses. She looks incredibly strong in this image, highlighted by the striking lighting. She IS strong.
Toby Dean
Peak-A-Boo. I was very excited to come across this Valanga irregularis adult- Giant grasshopper, 9cm in length in Port Douglas, QLD. The biggest grasshopper i have ever seen!
Derek Thirionet
Bat - Derek Thirionet. Only one photo taken of the bat before it flew away. It was hanging in a tree in our front garden on 15 May 2020 in Normanhurst, Sydney, NSW Australia. Taken on an iPhone 5 by photographer, Derek Thirionet (nine-years-old).
Eleanor Pope
Tropical Rose. A beautiful rose that looks like it belongs in a tropical garden. It glows with the colours of the tropics.
Dante Tester
Antbean. Hi, I'm Dante, I'm 8 years old and this is ANTS on a jellybean! It looked really cool to see so many ants on a jellybean.
Harper Allen
dear bestie, . dear bestie, when we are old and grey let's remember that times we did each other's hair and picked each others' outfits before going anywhere. always by your side, always making sure you look on point.
Poppy Grady
Sunrise Droplets. I captured this image of my Dad checking the rain gauge early one morning at our farm. It was so great to have rain after a what had been a long, dry year.
George Murphy
Christmas camping lights . Christmas camping lights taken with open shutter for a long time
Imogen Rose Kuhn
Not Everything Is Posed. Everyone Wants There Model Photo But Some Are Unexpected. Camping In The Middle Of Somewhere, Taken Mid Way Through Shot. Distracted By The Noise. Mistakenly Presses The Button. Not Knowing That This Was The Photo That Captures The Unposed.
George Murphy
guide pole. I was walking around over rock pools and taking photos, this is the pole that guides the boats back in to the ramp at Point Plomer. it doesn't look like much but it's important to a lot of people.
Eleanor Pope
Magenta Rose. This Magenta Rose is a magnificent spiral that you could get lost in. I am glad that I got a chance to photograph it.
Eleanor Pope
Raindrop leaves. The rain has blessed us again! This leaf looks livelier with the raindrops.
George Murphy
361. I was taking photos of christmas lights with a open shutter at night. 4 days before Christmas - 361 days of owning my camera.
Isobel Sutherland
Peron's Tree Frog on a burnt Grey Box. I took this photo of a Peron's Tree Frog on a recently burnt Grey Box tree during the summer fires on my farm. I love frogs and I was really excited to wake up early in the morning to find it on one of our trees. It was good to see that life finds a way to keep on after the fires.
Leroy Ritchie
Boredom. As kids we get driven around whether we like it or not. This trip was one of those. Not much going on. For something to do, my sister and I had a photography competition and I tried something new with the reflection from the mirror. I can't exactly remember the winner, but it made the trip fun.
Eleanor Pope
Tissue Paper Bloom. This bloom could be made of delicate tissue, carefully folded to make the most beautiful flower.
Claire Toner
Glimme Territory (taken by Eva Toner age 10). I took this photo of my brother and my dad when we went out for a walk near to where we live in Research. During lockdown our school arranged a zoom call with local Illustrator Mark McBride who told us how the Aqueduct Trail inspired his illustrations for a book called 'The Glimme'. As we walked through the trees I could almost see the dragons hiding in the trees. Can you see them too?
Amanda Clarke
After Burn. Capturing a couple taking sometime out of their country lifestyle as they under the year that was 2019. In New South Wale raging bushfires had taken away much of the rural land, and many were left stranded with their own thoughts on the issue.
Lola Star Everett
Life in the Black and White. This image was taken in the botanical gardens in Melbourne, Australia. I took the image from the angle to capture the buildings peeking above the grassland and flowers as it reflects a contrast between the city and natural world.
Sam Dale
Urban Twilight. On an evening home through my suburb, which is surrounded by beautiful nature walks, I was inspired by the setting sun shining through the trees
Arisha Hasan
Girl in the Orange Dress. A photo of my sister in our backyard, she wears a vibrant orange dress and stands against a background of beautiful trees and a bright sky.
Samuel Ricketts
Intermediate Egret taking off - Taken at Knuckeys Lagoon, Darwin NT. Canon 77D, Canon 70-200 f4/L
Arisha Hasan
Lost in Green. A photo I took of my sister in our backyard with a background of shadows from the trees.
Mischa Raj-Marsden
Rainbow fun. My sister loves Magformers and rainbows. I wanted to capture all of that in this portrait of her.
Leroy Ritchie
Group Hug. I've always related to animals, from their curiosity to the protective bonds between family members, in some ways they're not so different from us.
Alice Jacques
Green Bottle. This is a photo of a green bottle that I found at the beach. At the back you can see some seaweed through the green glass.
Imogen Rose Kuhn
Another Version Of The Same Scene. This Image Captures The Sun In Its Most Prime Moment. The Sunset Can Be Seen From All Over The Globe. We All See It, But We Dont Realise That Its The Same Sun Each Night. All Those Judgments Of This Is The Best Sunset Yet Its Always Been The Sun. And This Is Just Yet Another Version Of The Same Sun, Producing Its Glory.
Ocean Wilkins
Ocean Half Full 2020. Photo taken from Margate Beach Qld I love showing the contrasts of life below the sea and I love the idea that it always makes me feel positive
