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A girl sitting at a table having food and a drink, reading from a tablet.

Professor Martha Hickey sitting in a lounge room holding a tea cup with her laptop open on a stool.

A portrait of a Balinese man smiling at the camera.

A young boy sitting at a piano playing.

A man sitting in his dining room, in front of a bookshelf with all his books. He is gazing out the window with an open book in his hand. A glass of beer is on the table and a vase of orange nasturtiums.

Two girls standing at a window, one is playing the trumpet. The photographic style is intentional camera movement highlighting the mood of the image.

A girl in the background blurred, in glowing afternoon sunlight, holding towards the camera, in focus, two shafts of dried grass.

Two girls sitting on a sofa, their faces lit from an iPad.

A young girl dressed in silver, with a silver hairband, looking placidly straight at the camera.

Train boom gates across a railway line to stop cars. Behind the gates are the lower halves of a person in a wheelchair and somebody pushing them.

Portrait of a man in his art studio with his art shown behind. The main is smiling and looking straight at the camera.

Head-only portrait of Horatio T Birdbath, esteemed artist of Fremantle. Horatio is looking straight at the camera with a serious look on his face.

From the TV show Aussie Goldhunters by Discovery Chanel. A man kneeling on the ground at his outback gold lease in outback Western Australia. He has a gold pan in his hand and is showing a palm full of gold to the camera.

The face of a girl lit from the kindle she is ready from, behind a fire burning in an outdoor fire pit at night-time.

The face of a young girl in glowing afternoon sun. She is looking at the camera, with soft out of focus grass in the foreground.

Young girl with tap shoes tapping on a wooden floor, moving towards a wall with other young girls.

From the TV show Aussie Goldhunters by Discovery Chanel. Four men walking besides each other, on a red dirt road in outback Western Australia, walking towards the camera, with a swagger.

Reminiscent of the famous photo &amp;quot;The Sunbather&amp;quot;, by Max Dupont, a woman is lying on the beach, on her stomach with her head on her folded hands, looking towards a large jar of Nutella. The turquoise ocean is blurred in the background.

A man and a girl seated at a table outside, camera views them through a window. They are eating. The girl has a questioning look on her face as they discuss something.

Young girl seated at an outdoor table with a garden in the background. She is writing on a pad of paper with a pen.

From the TV show Aussie Goldhunters by Discovery Chanel. Three men from a gold crew take a break. One sits on the ground, leaning against a trick wheel with a bottle of water. A second stands above him. A third stands facing them with his metal detector.

Author Hilary Fannin's left side as she looks away from the camera.

Two young girls wearing wetsuits lying down in the sand facing the camera and smiling as waves break behind them.

From the TV show Aussie Goldhunters by Discovery Chanel. The man stands at the end of a gold wash machine, looking straight to camera.

Sillouhette of a family--a man, a woman and their two children at the beach looking towards the setting sun over the ocean.

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I wish to acknowledge the Wadjuk Noongar people as the traditional owners of the land on which I provide my services.
I recognise the spiritual connection that Noongar people have to country and waters and wish to pay tribute to Noongar elders past and present.

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