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Iris ’14: Overseas Photographer, Highest Scoring Print, Rookie of the Year

6 August 2014

Continuing D-Photo‘s online coverage of this year’s Iris Professional Photography Awards, we are proud to present the winning images in the Overseas Photographer of the Year, Highest Scoring Entry Award, and Rookie Photographer of the Year 2014.

Overseas Photographer of the Year: Paul Hoelen

Tasmanian-based photographer Paul Hoelen has taken the Overseas Photographer of the Year award for a second time (first being in 2012). This year he found success with a serious of beautiful aerial landscape images in both the Illustrative and Landscape categories.

(C) Copyright Paul Hoelen - Landscape Category - Gold ImageLandscape category, Gold award

(C) Copyright Paul Hoelen - Illustrative Category - Silver ImageIllustrative category, Silver award

 

(C) Copyright Paul Hoelen - Illustrative Category - Silver Image
Illustrative category, Silver award

 

 

(C) Copyright Paul Hoelen - Illustrative Category - Silver ImageIllustrative category, Silver award

Highest Scoring Entry: Catherine Cattanach

This terrifically emotive portrait by Wellington’s Catherine Cattanach scored an unprecedented 99 points at the competition. The live judging process resulted in an amazing, emotional discussion between the judges and a room significantly lacking in dry eyes.

Portrait ClassicPortrait Classic category, Gold Distinction award

Rookie Photographer of the Year: Anthony Turnham

The inaugural winner of the new Rookie Photographer of the Year Award, given to the best-scoring first-time Iris entrant, is Christchurch wedding photographer, Anthony Turnham.

(C) Copyright Anthony Turnham - Wedding Classic Category - Gold ImageWedding Classic category, Gold award

 

(C) Copyright Anthony Turnham - Wedding Creative Category - Gold Image
Wedding Creative category, Gold award

 

 

Wedding - CreativeWedding Creative category, Silver Distinction award

You can follow all of D-Photo‘s coverage of both the Iris Awards and the Infocus photography conference here.