CATC Design School, The Rocks Sydney
Wednesday 30th May & Thursday 31st May

Les will cover all aspects of Image Capture, processing, archiving, and final output onto wide format inkjet printers. Also included will be sessions on Lightroom, Capture One as well as Monitor and Printer calibration.

There are only a limited number of spaces so book early!

Go to the ACMP Events page to book.

Cost $220 + GST

Sponsors Kayell, ACMP, AIPP, Epson Inks

AIPP CPD Accreditation : 50 points

The next Trampoline Sydney event is all about starting out. Bring along some images to share and talk to other emerging and established photographers about starting out in the industry, assisting and portfolios.

When: Tuesday 13th March from 6:30pm

Where: CATC Design School
Level 4, 1-5 Hickson Road, The Rocks

Entry: $5 for members and $10 for non-members
includes beer and pizza

Book: Online at www.acmp.com.au/events/ (available from Saturday) or pay at the door

About ACMP Trampoline

ACMP Trampoline is for emerging photographers looking to meet other people on similar career paths. Regular meetings are run in Sydney and Melbourne (if you would like to start meetings in your city let us know so we can support you).

The purpose of the meetings is inform, inspire and educate those working in the photographic industry whether as assistants, digi operators or as emerging photographers. Every month, each meeting has a different theme or topic to be discussed as well as guest speaker(s).

Through the meetings we hope to educate the future generation of Australian photographic talent and give them the knowledge to succeed by covering topics that might not be discussed anywhere else, topics such as how to quote on jobs, what to charge for usage, how much insurance you should have etc.

Australia’s Top Emerging Photographers Awards 2012

Entries Close 24th Feb 2012

Capture’s seventh annual awards showcasing some of the best of Australian photography is now open for entries. The awards aim to encourage and identify up and coming image-makers and promote them in the early stages of their photographic careers.

Entry into the awards is free and includes the following categories

• ADVERTISING
• ARCHITECTURE
• EDITORIAL & FASHION
• LANDSCAPE
• DOCUMENTARY & PHOTOJOURNALISM
• PORTRAIT
• SPORT
• WEDDING

Entries will be assessed by staff of the photographic magazines at Yaffa Publishing, who will develop shortlists for judging. These will be judged by a panel of leading professional photographers who will select a winner in each category, plus an overall winner who will be named Australia’s Top Emerging Photographer 2012.

Entrants to the awards must be photographers with less than four years’ full-time professional shooting.

Go to www.australianphotography.com/emerging for more information on how to enter and follow Capture on Facebook for updates www.facebook.com/capturemagazine

Thanks to the team at Momento Pro, for the first time ever, the annual Projections photobook featuring the photographic work of the winners and finalists of past Projections competitions is now available to purchase through Momento Shop.

“We have been proud sponsors of Projections for 6 years,” said Marketing Manager of Momento Pro, David Watson, “we are thrilled to be able to launch the complete collection of Projections books in our online store to celebrate the work from Australia’s very best emerging photographers across the Commercial, Documentary and Art genres.”

Projections books from 2006 to 2011 are now available to purchase from $59.00 each, with proceeds benefiting Projections. You can get the whole collection or just choose your favourites.

To preview and order a Projections Photobook visit www.momentoshop.com.au or call 1300 799 764 for more information.

The Momento Shop brings together photographers and photography lovers in a thriving marketplace for books, cards, calendars and more.

And the winner of the Momento Pro People’s Choice Award is

Sarah Story for her series “Still Life”

Congratulations Sarah, we hope you enjoy using your $250 Momento Pro voucher!

We received over 500 votes this year so thank you to all those who took the time. As promised, one voter has been chosen at random to receive a limited edition Projections 2011 Momento book featuring the work of the Projections 2011 finalists ….

And the winning voter is Rebecca Wimberley – congratulations!

And most of all congratulations to the best Australian emerging photographers of 2011.

Overall Winner & Art Category Winner: Jason Morey / And Then

Commercial Category Winner: Raphael and Jol from Billy Jean Is Not My Lover / Lady Petrova, Peace Hotel

Documentary Winner: Kate Lambe / Unexposed Kashmir

Completing the top 15 Australian Emerging photographers for 2011 are:

Art Category – Alison Mitton, Sarah Story, Emma Sailah and Juan Wang

Comercial Category - Susannah Wimberly, Kirstin Dickie and Leeza Reid

Documentary Category – James Thomas, Lauren Marshall, Cameron Herweynen and Christopher Pearce

The winner of the 2011 Pool Grant is Brodie Standen who has been awarded $10,000 to pursue a project of his choice which will be shown as a part of Projections 2012.

If you would like to help make Projections 2012 even bigger and better in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra or hold a screening in your city, please email Lisa info@theprojections.com

Keep an eye out for screening excerpts, more info and images from the 2011 finalists to be published soon on the Finalists page.

We would love to know what you think. This is your opportunity to award the work the you think is a winner.

One voter chosen at random will receive a copy of the limited edition Projections 2011 book and the winner of the People’s Choice will receive a $250 voucher, both provided by Momento Pro.

VOTING NOW CLOSED

Thank you to everyone who entered Projections 2011 and congratulations to the 15 finalists.

Category winners, the overall winner and the winner of the Pool Grant will be announced at the Award Night Screenings.

Covering the genres of Commercial, Documentary and Art, this audio visual presentation showcases photographs from 15 finalists of the Projections 2011 competition as well as the work of the 2010 Pool Grant recipient.

We would love to have you with us to help celebrate the best of Australia’s emerging photographers at the  Award Night Screenings held throughout September in

Melbourne
Tuesday 13th September
6:30pm drinks, 7:30pm screening
The Astor Theatre
1 Chapel St, St Kilda, VIC

Brisbane
Thursday 15th September
6:30pm drinks, 7:30pm screening
Tribal Theatre
346 George St, Brisbane, QLD

Canberra
Tuesday 20th September
6:30pm drinks, 7:30pm screening
Arc Cinema – National Film and Sound Archive
McCoy Circuit, Acton, ACT

Sydney
Wednesday 28th September
6:30pm drinks, 7:30pm screening
Chauvel Cinema
Cnr Oxford & Oatley Rd, Paddington, NSW

Tickets to all events $20 for ACMP members and students and $25 for non members

Book Tickets Online

Limited tickets will be available at venues on the night

Open to all emerging photographers the $10,000 Pool Grant could give you the chance to complete your personal project, simply fill out the entry form and submit a proposal of no more than 300 words detailing how you envisage realising the project along with some examples of your work.

ENTER NOW

A big thank you to our judges for offering their time and expertise and taking on the task of choosing our 15 finalists.

Art
Director of CCP, Naomi Cass and Director of Meyer Gallery, Mary Meyer.

Commercial
Advertising photographer, Chris Budgeon and portfolio designer and lecturer, Sally Brownbill

Documentary
Photojournalist, Jason Edwards and Photographic Editor of SMH, Wade Laube

Good luck to all who entered. Winners will be notified by the end of July.

Find out more about Projections 2011 judges or check out last years judges.