The Best of the Nikon Walkley: Photojournalism Awards презентация

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A baby girl suffering burns from an oil heater at home lies in an observation room at Boost Hospital, which is administered by Medecins Sans Frontieres, in Lashkar Gah, the capital

Слайд 2A baby girl suffering burns from an oil heater at home

lies in an observation room at Boost Hospital, which is administered by Medecins Sans Frontieres, in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Winner: Nikon-Walkley photo of the year
Photograph: Andrew Quilty/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 3Sylvia Liber’s ‘Little Princess’ captures an intimate moment between Imogen Stone,

who has Batten disease, and her older sister Nataya. Winner: Nikon-Walkley portrait prize
Photograph: Sylvia Liber/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 4Eric Lyons stands in front of his caravan and a wall

of flame, after helping his neighbour, Allan Lawrence, burn a paddock at his Palmers Island property on the north coast of New South Wales. Winner: Nikon-Walkley community/regional prize
Photograph: Adam Hourigan/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 5Raymond Finn attends the Anzac Hill Dawn Service representing the 12th

Light Horse Brigade on 25 April in Alice Springs. Finalist: Nikon-Walkley photographer of the year
Photograph: Lisa Maree Williams/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 6A woman and a friend had a lucky escape when the

caravan she was towing fishtailed down the Pacific Highway and collided with a truck. The pair escaped injury, though the caravan, the woman’s home was destroyed.

Winner: Adam Hourigan 

Слайд 7Horsemen battle for a headless goat. In Afghanistan’s mythical Panjshir valley,

the sport of Buzkashi is a time-honoured tradition on which the Panjshiris pride themselves
Photograph: Andrew Quilty/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 8The New Zealand rugby team perform the Haka after winning the

Cup Final against England at the end of the 2014 Hong Kong Sevens at Hong Kong International Stadium on 30 March. Finalist: Nikon-Walkley sport photography
Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 9England’s Michael Carberry breaks his bat playing a ball from Ryan

Harris during day three of the 5th Ashes Cricket Test between Australia and England at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Finalist: Nikon-Walkley sport photography
Photograph: Brett Costello/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 10The Swifts’ Sonia Mkoloma and the Thunderbirds’ Carla Borrego in action

during NSW Swifts v Adelaide Thunderbirds ANZ Championships Netball game at All Phones Arena, Homebush. Finalist: Sport photography
Photograph: Phil Hillyard/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 11A man surveys the devastation of Tacloban, Philippines, from the remnants

of his home. Finalist: Feature/photographic essay
Photograph: Brendan Esposito/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

Слайд 12Beirne’s photos of the infamous brawl between James Packer and David

Gyngell on the streets of Bondi caused a global media sensation. A terrific get.
Finalist: Craig Greenhill, The Daily Telegraph, “Roger Rogerson”

Слайд 13Williams’ portfolio highlights key moments from her year covering Australian stories,

some of public prominence and others of a more intimate nature; from the official visit of Prince William and Catherine and the devastating bushfires that engulfed the Blue Mountains region through to the beauty of runway fashion and the Walker family on Rio Station.
NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY
 Finalist: Brendan Beirne, News Corp Australia, “Bondi Biffo”

Слайд 14In an essay that transports the viewer straight to regional Queensland,

Williams provides a glimpse of the daily life of the Walker family, one of many families feeling the effects of one the worst droughts on record. Despite these hard times, Williams was able to capture moments of both tranquil beauty and playful joy.

Finalist: Lisa Maree Williams, Getty Images, “Rio Station”

Слайд 15Jim was sent on assignment to photograph Hayden McLean, 35, who

is severely autistic, mildly intellectually disabled, and highly sensitive to noise and unkindness in his natural environment. Winning Hayden’s trust and acceptance, Jim produced a striking and beautiful photo essay.
Finalist:

Eddie Jim, The Age, “Hayden”

Слайд 16From the Katherine River bed in the Northern Territory; to an

apocalyptic beachscape at Bondi; to Afghanistan, capturing NATO’s war on terror; and to Iraq, where civilian minorities flee the most extreme of the world’s Islamist threats –Quilty’s portfolio demonstrates a sensitive eye and consistent craft.
Finalist: Lisa Maree Williams, Getty Images

Слайд 17As the first photographer to gain access to the military-controlled no

man’s land along Jordan’s dangerous eastern border with Syria, Pennells set out to draw attention to one of the biggest humanitarian crises since World War II.
 Finalist: Andrew Quilty, Oculi

Слайд 18From artfully lit shots like his image of Jesse Sanders slam-dunking

over Sydney, to split-second captures like Michael Carberry’s bat breaking during the 2014 Ashes, Costello’s portfolio shows the sport photographer at the height of his skill.
Finalist:

Brett Costello, The Daily Telegraph, “The drama of sport”

Слайд 19Shooting sport images is as much about emotion as technical skill.

A seasoned professional, Hillyard created a portfolio that highlights his ability to capture unique sporting moments.

Finalist: Phil Hillyard, The Daily Telegraph, “Tim Cahill, Midnight Celebration, Afternoon Footy, Long Legs, Dodgers Down Under”

Слайд 20Shooting through the window slots OF the paddy wagon, Greenhill got

this powerful image of disgraced former NSW Detective Sergeant Roger Rogerson arriving at Bankstown Court after being charged with the murder of Jamie Goa earlier that day.
Finalist: Peter Wallis, The Courier-Mail, “Gerard Baden-Clay”

Слайд 21IMAGES OF FINALISTS

Слайд 22 Photographer: Steve Pennells

Слайд 23 Photographer: Steve Pennells

Слайд 24 Photographer: Steve Pennells

Слайд 25Photographer: Lisa Maree Williams

Слайд 26Photographer: Lisa Maree Williams

Слайд 272014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Andrew Quilty

Слайд 282014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Andrew Quilty

Слайд 292014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Andrew Quilty

Слайд 302014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Brendan Esposito

Слайд 312014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Brendan Esposito

Слайд 322014 Nikon-Walkley Photographic Awards :: Photographer: Brendan Esposito

Слайд 33A selection of the best of this year’s winners and finalists

for the Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism.

NIKON-WALKLEY AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN PHOTOJOURNALISM

Слайд 34A Syrian refugee kisses the 10-day-old baby she carried with her

to safety across the border into Jordan
Photograph: Steve Pennells/Nikon-Walkley Awards for Excellence in Photojournalism

END

16-NOVIEMBRE-2014

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