Photographer spotlights (12)
Australian Portrait Group on Redbubble Features of the month of October
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellAustralian Portraits features this week
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellNo Attribition - Newspapers using photos without giving the photographer credit
Written by Vanessa Pike-Russell This is seriously NOT COOL.
The Illawarra Mercury has run Fishstarr's image of Wollongong in their story (OK so far) but with absolutely no attribution..
No surprises where they got it from it was short listed in a competition run by the Herald..
Uploaded by fischstarr aka http://www.flickr.com/photos/sstarrshots/
Australian Portraits: Features, Challenges and more 12/07/09
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellPlease vote in our challenges:
Paper Dolls Vintage Pinups
Self Portrait with your Favourite Things
NEW Challenge – Send in the Clones
The Challenge
Image MUST be a self-portrait taken after June 2009 in which you appear more than one time in the image.
Judging / Voting Criteria
Is the image a self-portrait?
Is the cloning process clean?
Is it a seamless image?
Rewards & Prizes
Winning image will be featured on the homepage, as group avatar and featured on the admin’s journal
http://www.redbubble.com/groups/australian-portraits/challenges/8503-send-in-the-clones
Australian Portraits features this week
Written by Vanessa Pike-Russell
There is are some amazing images in the Australian Portraits group on Redbubble.
Here are but twelve of my favourite images this week:
It is free to join redbubble and upload your fine art photography to sell or just share your work.
http://www.redbubble.com http://www.redbubble.com/info/sell-art
Australian Portraits group features June week 1
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellIt has been a while since I have done a photographer spotlight so this week I decided to share some of the wonderful Australian Portrait photographers on Redbubble. Each week I feature twelve images which appear on the front page of the Australian Portrait group. Each one tells a story, draws the viewer in and features wonderful lighting and sets the scene with props and/or background which adds another element of the image. There are so many talented Australian portrait photographers and it is my pleasure to bring you twelve of the featured images of June week 1.
These images are available for sale through Redbubble as cards, prints and sometimes calendars with prices from $3 which makes it a very economical way to purchase some contemporary fine art Australian images which will bring interest to your loungroom or office building.
Redbubble - a community for photographers and artists
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellEach week I feature photos in three groups I manage on Redbubble.
Australian Portraits, Illawarra (Art, Photography and Writing) and New South Wales Photography
Never heard of Redbubble? Redbubble is an Australian-based website which allows you to upload your photography, t-shirt designs and add writing and Sell your artwork to a global audience. Think of it as a web-based exhibition of work from all over Australia and parts of the world. A community of artists and a gallery of work available for sale in the forms of cards, calendars, matted prints, framed prints, canvas prints, mounted prints and t-shirts.
New to RedBubble? Take the tour
As a Redbubble group manager I spend time going through the art and photography submitted to the groups I manage and feature twelve images which best represent the group. Sometimes this can be a tough job as there are so many fantastic images it is hard to choose only a dozen in a week. The featured images selection is added to the Group News page for the respective group and members are encouraged to leave comments on their favourite works.
This week's features 01/06/09
AUSTRALIAN PORTRAITS
ILLAWARRA (Art, Photography and Writing)


News: HeadOn Alternative Portrait Prize winners announced
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellAustralian Portraits - featured photos in the Redbubble group
Written by Vanessa Pike-RussellPhotographer spotlights: Vintage Dolls Exhibition
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