
Seeking the New Photographic Portrait
The LensCulture Portrait Awards is the 2nd annual call for international portrait photography. The importance of portraiture is present in cultures across the world, illustrating the power and endurance of human connection. With over 145 countries represented on LensCulture, in over 15 languages, we’re seeking new global perspectives on the modern day portrait. This is an open call for portrait photography from around the world. 6 Winners, 8 Juror's Picks and 25 Finalists will be chosen.
Deadline: Monday, March 2, 2015 11:59pm PST
Open to All Types of Portrait Photography From Around the World
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international
jury 2015
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Deborah Dragonmore about DeborahRolling Stone’s deputy photo editor Deborah Dragon has collaborated with a long list of award-winning photographers to conceptualize, supervise and execute hundreds of memorable photo shoots since she arrived at the prestigious publication in 2002. She has also worked as a photo editor and helped dictate the visual presentation of such top national publications as FHM, Entertainment Weekly and Details. Deborah continues her fine-art work taking photographs using handmade pinhole cameras, exhibiting her work in numerous shows.
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Alexa Beckermore about AlexaAlexa Becker is the Acquisitions Editor for photography and art books for Kehrer Verlag Book Publisher. Having obtained her Master's in Art History from the University of Heidelberg, she started her career at Kehrer in 2003, where she is responsible for selecting and acquiring new photography-related projects.
Founded in 1995, Kehrer Verlag in Heidelberg Germany specializes in books in the fields of photography, fine arts, and culture, working together closely with international artists, authors, museums and cultural institutions. -
MaryAnn CamilleriFounder, The Magenta Foundationmore about MaryAnn
Ontario, Canada
Director, Flash Forward Festival
Boston, USA
Established in 2004, The Magenta Foundation is Canada’s pioneering non-profit, charitable arts publishing house. Magenta was created to organize promotional opportunities for artists, in an international context, through circulated exhibitions and publications. Projects mounted by Magenta are supported by credible international media coverage and critical reviews in all mainstream-media formats (radio, television and print). Magenta works with respected individuals and international organizations to help increase recognition for artists while uniting the global photography community.
Through its successful emerging photographers program, Flash Forward, Magenta’s expansion into Boston has allowed the organization to set a standard for community collaboration while developing both a domestic and international presence vital to the success of artists. Magenta’s latest diversification and growth will continue through Magenta POP. These pop up art exhibitions premiered September 2013 in Pittsburgh and continue, making the City of Pittsburgh its next base.
Notable titles published by Magenta include Phantom Shanghai and Hanoi Calling by Greg Girard, The Station Point by Robert Bourdeau, The Dead by Jack Burman, Carte Blanche Volumes 1 & 2 and the Flash Forward Festival Catalogues 2004 to the present. Upcoming Titles include The Watchers by Haley Morris- Cafiero and Self & Other: Portrait as Autobiography by Aline Smithson. -
Paula Tognarellimore about PaulaPaula Tognarelli is the Executive Director and Curator of the Griffin Museum of Photography. The Griffin Museum of Photography located in Winchester outside Boston, Massachusetts, is a small nonprofit photography museum whose mission is to promote an appreciation of photographic art and a broader understanding of its visual, emotional and social impact. The museum houses 3 galleries and maintains 4 satellite gallery spaces and several virtual on-line galleries as well. Ms. Tognarelli is responsible for producing over 60 exhibitions a year at the Griffin and its surrounding satellite spaces.
She holds an M.S. in Arts Administration from Boston University, BA from Regis College, is a graduate of the New England School of Photography and is a current candidate for her Masters in Education at Lesley University. She has juried and curated exhibitions internationally including American Photo's Image of the Year, Photoville's Fence, Flash Forward Festival, Deland Arts Festival, Center for Fine Art Photography, PDN's Photo Annual, PDN's Curator Awards, the Kontinent Awards, the Filter Festival in Chicago, San Francisco International Photography Exhibition, Your Daily Photograph for Duncan Miller Gallery, the Lishui International Photography Festival in Lishui, China. She is a regular participant in national and local portfolio reviews, has been a panelist and featured speaker at photography events and conferences including MacWorld. She has been a panelist for the Massachusetts Cultural Council's Photography Fellowships and is a nominator for the Prix Pictet in Geneva, Switzerland, a nominator for the Heinz Prize in Pennsylvania, the Robert Gardner Fellowship at Harvard University, the St. Botolph Prize and the Rappaport Prize in Massachusetts. She is a past member of the Xerox Technical Advisory Board. She is on the advisory board of the New England School of Photography and the Flash Forward Festival Boston. -
Anna Walker Skillmanmore about AnnaAnna Walker Skillman has been a loyal and active participant in the arts community for the last 17 years. Graduated in Art History from the University of Georgia in 1991, she began her career working at the Haines Gallery, a leading contemporary art gallery in San Francisco. In 1993, Anna moved to Atlanta to manage the studio of famed Atlanta artist Todd Murphy. After working with Mr. Murphy to help establish his career, Anna turned to photography and joined Jackson Fine Art in 1998. In March of 2003, she purchased Jackson Fine Art from Jane Jackson who became curator of the prestigious and renowned collection of Sir Elton John. Ms. Walker Skillman is honored to have the opportunity to continue a reputation of excellence in exhibiting photography by both emerging and established artists. With a focus on a blend of 20th century and contemporary work, she promises to continue her commitment to Atlanta as an active and loyal participant of the arts community. Anna resides in Decatur with her husband, Ben, and two children.
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Natalie Matutschovskymore about NatalieNatalie Matutschovsky joined TIME in 2010 as associate photo editor. In addition to contributing to weekly features and special packages like the TIME 100 and an annual roundup of great-performances portraits, she edits for the Culture section. Natalie was formerly at the New Yorker, where she curated images for the fiction section.
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Jim Caspermore about JimJim Casper is the founding editor and publisher of LensCulture, one of the leading destinations for contemporary photography from around the world. As an active member in the contemporary photography world, Casper organizes annual international photography portfolio review events, curates arts exhibitions, writes about photography and culture, lectures, conducts workshops, serves as an international juror and nominator for key awards, and is an advisor to arts and education organizations. He serves on the board of directors at SPE, the Society for Photographic Education, the world’s largest association of photography educators.

awards &
benefits
- Exposure to over 500 photo industry insiders: curators, gallerists, editors, creative directors and publishers.
- Be included in video projections at photo festivals around the world.
- Over $22,000 in awards and opportunities for photographers to gain massive global exposure and career-changing recognition.
- Chance for immediate exposure in the LensCulture Competition Gallery.
— JURY SELECTED — | LENSCULTURE | ||
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Winners | Finalists | Editors' Picks* | |
$22,000 in Cash Awards | |||
Projections in International Photo Festivals | |||
‘Portait Award 2015’ Printed Annual | |||
LensCulture Online Review Session | |||
Exposure with LensCulture Insiders | |||
Immediate Exposure in Competition Gallery | |||
Massive Online Exposure | |||
LensCulture Portfolio Account |
*Editors' Picks: LensCulture editors will select hundreds of photographers during the competition for immediate exposure to our global audience of over 1,000,000 via social media and the Awards' website (before the judging begins). ALL highly rated entries (not only winners and finalists) will gain visibility with LensCulture Insiders, and will win invitation-only LensCulture Portfolio accounts, which serve as a platform to reach our audience of over one million worldwide.
learn more about the awards:
Cash Awards
Series Award:
Grand Prize $5000
2nd Prize: $2000
3rd Prize: $1000
Single Image Award:
Grand Prize $3500
2nd Prize: $1500
3rd Prize: $1000
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Juror's Picks:
Each juror will select one photographer to receive a $1,000 Juror's Picks Award.
International Photo Festivals
The top work from Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists will be digitally projected at photo festivals and events throughout the year. LensCulture participates in the most important photography festivals each year and we work endlessly to promote our winning selections at each of these influential events around the world.

Exposure with LensCulture Insiders
Work from Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists plus hundreds of the other top-rated photographers from this competition will be shared with LensCulture Insiders, our network of influential photography professionals. We believe this kind of exposure is critical for photographers to gain valuable opportunities.
Alan Taylor, Editor/Web Developer, The Atlantic, Boston, MA
Alejandro Castellote, Photography teacher, critic and freelance curator, Spain
Alexa Becker, Acquisitions Editor, Kehrer Verlag Publishers
Alexandre Percy, Owner, ACTE 2 GALERIE, Paris, France
André Frère, Editor, André Frère Éditions, Marseille, France
Andy Adams, Founding Editor, Producer, Publisher, FlakPhoto Madison, WI
Ângela Ferreira, Artistic Director, PhotoFestival Encontros da Imagem, Braga, Portugal
Anna Walker Skillman, Owner/Director, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta, GA
Arianna Rinaldo, Director, OjodePez Magazine, Barcelona, Spain
Ariel Shanberg, Executive Director, Center for Photography at Woodstock, NY
Bill Kouwenhoven, Critic, author, journalist
Bridget Coaker, Director, Troika Editions, London, UK
Catherine Edelman, Owner and Director, Edelman Gallery, Chicago, IL
Celina Lunsford, Artistic Director, Fotografie Forum Frankfurt, Germany
Clare Grafik, Head of Exhibitions, The Photographer's Gallery
Corey Keller, Curator of Photography, SFMoMA
Darius Himes, International Head of Photographs at Christie's
Darren Ching, Owner, Klompching Gallery
Dewi Lewis, Publisher, Dewi Lewis Publishing
Dimitri Beck, Editor-in-Chief, Polka Magazine and Gallery
Duan Yuting, Director, Lianzhou Foto, China
Eder Chiodetto, Curator of Photography of the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo
Elie Domit, Director, East Wing , United Arab Emirates
Elina Heikka, Curator of Photography, Finnish Museum, Finland
Ellen-K Willas, Co-founder, PUG Gallery, Oslo
Emma Bowkett, Photo Editor, Financial Times Weekend Magazine, UK
Fumiaka Bamba, Photo/Art Concierge at Tsutaya Books, Tokyo
Genevieve Fussell, Photo Editor, The New Yorker
Guillaume Piens, Director, Art Paris, France
Hamidah Glasgow, Executive Director/Curator, The Center for Fine Art Photography, Fort Collins, CO
Harris Fogel, Director/Curator, Sol Mednick Gallery & Gallery 141, Philadelphia, PA
Hideko Kataoka, Director of Photography, Newsweek, Japan
Irène Attinger, Library Director, Maison Europeene de la Photographie
Irina Chmyreva, Curator, Photovisa International Festival of Photography, Krasnodar, Russia
James Estrin, Co-Editor, New York Times Lens Blog
Johan Sjöström, Curator of Exhibitions, Gothenburg Museum of Art, Gothenburg, Sweden
John Duncan, Editor, Source Photographic Review, UK
Juan Travnik, Director, FotoGaleria del Teatro, Buenos Aires, Argentina,
Karen Downey, Senior Curator, Belfast Exposed, UK
Karin Bareman, Assistant Curator, Foam Fotografiemuseum, Amsterdam
Klaus Kehrer, Owner, Kehrer Art and Photo Publishers
Laura Pressley, Executive Director, Center, Santa Fe, NM
Lisa J. Sutcliffe, Curator of Photography, Milwaukee Art Museum
Manfred Zollner, Photo Editor, fotoMAGAZIN, Hamburg, Germany
Marc Feustel, Curator; publisher; Japanese photography expert; Studio Equis; Eyecurious blog
Marc Prüst, Photography Consultant and Curator, France
Marcel Feil, Deputy Director, Artistic Affairs - FOAM
Maria Patomella, Museum Curator, Sweden
Marie Sumalla, Photo Editor, Le Monde
Markus Schaden, Publisher, Director of Museum of the Photobook, Cologne, Germany
Marloes Krijnen, Director, FOAM, Netherlands
MaryAnn Camilleri, Founder, The Magenta Foundation; Director, Flash Forward Festival
Michael Famighetti, Editor, Aperture Magazine
Michelle Faour, Production Manager en ROLF ART
Monica Allende, Picture Editor, The Sunday Times Magazine, UK
Mutsuko Ota, Editorial Director and Curator, IMA Magazine, Galleries and Concept Stores, Tokyo
Nailya Alexander, Owner, Nailya Alexander Gallery, NYC
Nayomi Miyake, Editor, Kyuryudo Art-Publsihing Co., Ltd., Tokyo
Olivier Laurent, Editor, TIME Lightbox
Paula Tognarelli, Executive Director, Griffin Museum of Photography, Boston, MA
Pete Brook, Writer, Prison Photography and Wired.com
Rebecca Mcclelland, Photography Director, New Statesmen, UK
Reem Al-Faisal, The Empty Quarter Gallery Paris, France & Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Regina Maria Anzenberger, Founder and Director, Anzenberger Agency, Austria
Richard A. Brooks, Deputy Photo Director for Asia Pacific, Agence France-Presse, China
Rina Tokura, Editor in Chief, IMA Magazine and Concept Stores, Tokyo
Roy L. Flukinger, Senior Research Curator, Harry Ransom Center, Austin, TX
Shahidul Alam, Curator, Author, Educator, and Director, Chobi Mela Festival of Photography, Bangladesh
Sheyi Bankale, Editor and Founder, Next Level Magazine, UK
Sujong Song, Director and Curator, The Edition Photographic Consultancy, South Korea
Takashi Kakishima, Director, Poetic Scape Gallery, Tokyo
Tetsuro Ishida, Curator, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography
Thomas Seelig, Curator, Fotomuseum Winterthur
Tina Schelhorn, Director, Galerie Lichtblick, Cologne, Germany
Tomoka Aya, Director, The Third EyeGallery Aya, Tokyo
Tomoki Matsumoto, Director, Publisher and International Distributor, T&M Projects, Tokyo
Urs Stahel, Director, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland
Ute Noll, Director, On Photography & Illustration, Stuttgart, Germany
Valerie Fougeirol, Director, Temple Gallery, France
Vangelis Ioakimidis, Director, Thessaloniki Museum of Photography, Greece
Vicenç Boned Lloveras, Owner, Galeria Tagomago, Barcelona
W.M. Hunt, Head Bear at Dancing Bear, NYC
William Ewing, Curator at Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography, Switzerland
Wim Melis, Director, Noorderlicht Festival, Netherlands
Xavier Canonne, Director, Musee de la Photographie, Charleroi, Belgium
Yannick Bouillis, Offprintparis France
Yumi Goto, Curator, Reminders Photography Stronghold, Tokyo
Aaron Schuman, Editor, SeeSaw Magazine, UK
Alessandra Capodacqua, Curator, Author, Educator, Studio Marangoni, Italy
Aline Smithson, Founder/Editor, Lenscratch, USA
Alison Nordstrom, Consulting Curator for International Programs, Griffin Museum of Photography, USA
Alyssa Coppelman, Photo Editor, Slate, Feature Shoot, USA
Ángel Luis González, Director, PhotoIreland, Ireland
Anna Dickson, Photography Director, AOL/Huffington Post Media Group, USA
Anna Gripp, Editor , Photonews, Germany
Anne Bourgeois-Vignon, Creative Content Director, London, UK
Anne Morin, Curator/Director, diChroma photography, Spain
Barbara Tannenbaum, Curator of Photography, The Cleveland Museum of Art, USA
Bas Vroege, Director, Paradox and YDoc, Netherlands
Bevin Bering Dubrowski, Director, Houston Center for Photography, USA
Bjarke Myrthu, Founder & CEO, Blindspot, USA
Brian Clamp, Owner/Director, ClampArt Gallery, USA
Brian Storm, Founder & Executive Producer, MediaStorm, USA
Carlos Carvalho, Director, International Festival of Photography of Porto Alegre, Brazil
Charlotte van Lingen, Curator, Kunsthal Rotterdam , Netherlands
Christophe de Jaeger, Curator, Center For Fine Arts Brussels, Belgium
Christophe Laloi, Artistic Director, Voies Off Arles, France
Daphné Anglès, European Photo Assignment Editor, The New York Times, France
David Birkitt, Director, DMB Represents, UK
David Drake, Director, Ffotogallery, Wales
Debra Klomp Ching, Owner/Director, Klompching Gallery, USA
Ed Carey, Director, Gallery 291, USA
Elda Harrington, Director, Escuela Argentina de Fotografia, Argentina
Elena Firsova, Managing Editor, Foto&Video Magazine, Russia
Elisabeth Biondi, Independent Curator, Biondi Foto, USA
Elizabeth Avedon, Photobook Designer/Blogger, Elizabeth Avedon, USA
Elizabeth Lapp, Curator and Image Guru, Flickr/Yahoo, USA
Emily Adams, Exhibitions Director, PhotoEspaña, Spain
Enrico Bossan, Editorial Director, Colors Magazine, Italy
Erik Vroons, Chief Editor , GUP Magazine, Netherlands
Francis Hodgson, Photography Critic, Financial Times of London, UK
Francoise Callier, Program Coordinator, Angkor Photo Festival, France
Freddy Denaes, Publisher, Editions de l'Oeil, France
Frits Gierstberg, Curator, Nederlands Fotomuseum Rotterdam, Netherlands
Gad Edery, CEO, Gad Collection, France
Greg Hobson, Curator of Photographs, National Media Museum, UK
Hannah Watson, Director, Trolley Books, UK
Hélène Joye-Cagnard, Codirectrice, Journées photgraphiques de Bienne Biel-Bienne, Switzerland
Ihiro Hayami, Director, Tokyo Institute of Photography, Japan
James Wellford, Photo Editor, Curator & Educator, , USA
Jason Landry, Owner/Director, Panopticon Gallery, USA
Jeff Gates, Managing Editor, American Art's Blog, Smithsonian Institution, USA
Jeff Moorfoot, Festival Director, Ballarat International Foto Biennal, Australia
Jessie Wender, Photo Editor, The New Yorker, USA
Joanne Junga Yang, Director of International Committee, Seoul Photo Festival, Korea
Julien Jourdes, Co-Founder and COO, Blink, USA
Karol Hordziej, President & Art Director, Foundation for Visual Art & Krakow Photomonth, Poland
Krzysztof Candrowicz, Artistic Director, Hamburg Triennial of Photography, Germany
Lars Boering, Director, Managing Director at World Press Photo, Netherlands
Laura Serani, Deleguée artistique, Mois de la Photo à Paris, France
Linda Benedict-Jones, Curator of Photography, Carnegie Museum of Art, USA
Louise Clements, Co-Founder/Director, QUAD and Format Festival, UK
Maarten Schilt, Publisher, Schilt Publishing, Netherlands
Magdalena Herrera, Director of Photography, GEO, France
Manila Camarini, Photo Editor, D La Repubblica, Italy
Manuel Rivera-Ortiz, President/Founder, Manuel Rivera-Ortiz Foundation for Documentary Photography & Film, USA
Marie-Pierre Subtil, Chief Editor, 6 Mois, France
Marion Hislen, Director, Circulation(s) Festival, France
Mary Virginia Swanson, Author, Educator, and Consultant, MVS & Assoc., USA
Matt Shonfeld, Executive Director, Institute for Artist Management, UK
Matthew Craig, Co-Founder and CEO, Blink, USA
Michael Weir, Founder & Artistic Director, Belfast Photo Festival, Northern Ireland
Michelle Dunn Marsh, Executive Director/Founder, Pacific Center Northwest, USA
Miriam Romais, Executive Director, En Foco Inc, USA
Molly Roberts, Chief Photography Editor, Smithsonian Magazine, USA
Moritz Neumüller, Festival Curator/Program Director, Istituto Europeo di Design, Spain
Moshe Rosenzveig, Director/Photographer, Head On Photo Festival , Australia
Natasha Egan, Associate Director, Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College, USA
Nathalie Gallon, Director, Foundation Carmignac Gestion, France
Nathalie Herschdorfer, Curator, Director, Museum of Fine Arts, Le Locle, Switzerland
Patricia Lanza, Content Director, Annenberg Space for Photography, USA
Paul di Felice, Director, European Month of Photography, Luxembourg
Pavel Banka, Editor in Chief, Fotograf Magazine, Czech Republic
Paweł Szypulski, Curator, Krakow Month of Photography, Poland
Peggy Sue Amison, Artistic Director, East Wing Gallery, Dubai
Raffaela Lepanto, Photo Editor/Consultant, PhotoFusion Photography Centre , UK
Régina Monfort, Photographer/Consulting Editor, FotoEvidence, USA
Roman Härer, Creative Director, plainpicture, Germany
Rui Prata, Director, Museu da Imagem, Portugal
Sam Barzilay, Festival Director, Photoville, USA
Sara Guerrini, Picture Editor, Newsweek Europe, UK
Sarah Leen, Director of Photography, National Geographic Magazine, USA
Scott Mc Kiernan, Vice President, National Press Photographers Association, USA
Sébastian Hau, Director, Le Bal Books, France
Selva Barni, Founder & Editor, Fantom Editions, Italy
Silvia Mangialardi, Editor, Fotomundo Magazine, Argentina
Stephen Mayes, Executive Director, Tim Hetherington Trust, USA
Stephen Perloff, Editor, The Photo Review, USA
Susan Zadeh, Photography Director, Eyemazing Editions, Netherlands
Suzanne Opton, Photographer, Educator, International Center for Photography, USA
Taj Forer, Director, Daylight Magazine, USA
Xavier Soule, President/Director, Gallery VU, France
LensCulture Portrait Awards 2015 Printed Annual
A museum-quality competition catalog featuring the Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists work will be distributed to hundreds of LensCulture Insiders and industry experts including editors, curators, festival directors, publishers, gallery directors and more.

Immediate Exposure in LensCulture Competition Gallery & Social Media
Just by entering your work, you have an opportunity for immediate exposure in our Competition Gallery where online visitors can view and share your work with their networks. Our editors review incoming work daily so we recommend not waiting until the deadline — start your submission now for a chance at immediate exposure!

Live, Online Review Session
All Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists will have the opportunity to participate in a live, online review of their work with a photography expert on our new review platform, LensCulture Sessions. You will get valuable feedback, expert advice and will learn how to get more exposure for your work.


Massive Online Promotion for Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists
Work from Winners, Juror's Picks and Finalists will be shared across our global network of over 1,000,000 on LensCulture.com, our email list, and multiple social media channels. We have found this to be a very effective strategy for getting photographers exposure that leads to opportunities—see our Success Stories.

Ongoing Exposure with a LensCulture Portfolio Account
All Winners, Finalists plus hundreds of the top-rated photographers will get a free, invitation-only portfolio account on LensCulture to showcase your work. Gain access to our invitation-only network of the world's most cutting edge photographers for on-going exposure to our 1 million+ global audience of photography lovers and industry experts. Plus, LensCulture editors can discover your latest work and potentially feature it in articles, Editors’ Picks, and social media.

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show us your work!
Portrait photography is among the most iconic work created by photographers and enjoyed by people around the world. Last year, we saw work from over 145 countries and now we want to discover the best portrait photography of the 21st century. We welcome submissions by photographers from every culture and background; from professionals, to emerging talents, students and amateurs — using any and all techniques of photography.
The earlier you enter, the greater your chance for exposure! So, don't miss this opportunity to be recognized as one of the best portrait photographers in the world.
There are no limitations on age, level, genre or location. For further information, please see our FAQ.
All photographers retain full copyrights for their own work. Period.
Winners and Finalists grant LensCulture limited, restricted use of winning photos only to promote the photographers themselves and in connection with marketing the Awards competition itself.
Details can be found in the
Competition rules

career
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Kirsty Mitchell’s story began with “Wonderland”—her beautifully imagined series which gained a name for itself by winning the Fictional Narratives category of the 2014 Visual Storytelling Awards. Her exposure from this award led to endless press requests and prominent features in The Guardian, BBC News and in magazines from Germany, Russia and South America—all in less than one month! Kirsty is now an internationally acclaimed and widely published photographer. Along with hundreds of other LensCulture winning photographers, Kirsty’s career is in full swing, with more opportunities for exposure than ever before. Need more information? Hear it from Kirsty herself in the video feature below.
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