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Award for Outstanding Contribution:
Paramita Roy is a teacher, film maker and a keen photographer.
She was a finalist in the 2008 competition. In the past two
years she has been a driving force behind the active participation
of a large number of high school and college students to enter
the competition. Her entries in the 2009 competition were
considered by the Judges to be of exceptional calibre, displaying
excellence in photographic skill and creativity. In recognition
of her photographic excellence, her commitment and contribution
to this competition the Judging Panel and the ACT Office for
Ageing have accorded her the first Special Award for Outstanding
Contribution. |
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Paramita Roy, a teacher at Narrabundah College and finalist
in the 2008 competition, received a Special Award for Outstanding
Contribution. Minister Hargreaves also presented three Community
Awards to Southside Community Centre, Narrabundah College
and Mirrinjani Home for their significant contributions.
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Many
Congratulations to Rubik Roy for winning first Place in
2009 Life's Reflection Photography Competition!
Rubik is a law student at the Australian National University.
Rubik's image features his grandmother and it represents
the study of a face etched with wisdom and life's experiences.
He has entitled this photograph ‘If only you knew'. |
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Top
Shot: This photograph by Paamitaroy, titled" Life
is Beautiful" won the open amateur category last
year. |
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Canberra's
older residents will be captured through photography in
a new competition launched at Canwell High School in December. |
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