2023 Way Out West – Youth Photography Competition Online Exhibition

Well done to all the entrants to 2023 Way Out West Youth Photography Competition. All the entries were fantastic, and everyone should be very proud of their achievements.

Wyndham City Libraries and Youth Services would like to thank everyone involved making this year’s competition a success.

2023 Way Out West - Winners

GRAND PRIZE WINNER: Sagalee Aba-Omer - everywhere everything all at once

WAY OUR WEST PRIZE: Kavira Ngole - Perfectly Timed / Roaming

BEST LANDSCAPE: Rithvik Yadav - Untitled

BEST USE OF COLOUR: Lucinda Tabart - Echidna chasm - Purnululu

BEST BLACK & WHITE: Riley Vawser - The Cry of an Elephant

BEST PORTRAIT: Aremel Tibayan - Self Portrait

2023 Way Out West - Highly Commended

Jacinta Simpson - Gudha (Baby in Wiradjuri language)

Kayla Mcnabb - Car park Captures - Black & White

Safiya Mubiene - Anzac parade 2023 @ Williamstown

Sebastian Weickhardt - Fish in Reflection

2023 Way Out West - All other entries

Siddharth Anand - A Vibrant City of India

Alexa Zimmerling - Through The Needle's Eye

Jasmine Harris - Silvers Circus photography

Samantha Nicole - The view of the lighthouse

Yoshini Kalubowila - the enlightened space

Shraavani Ellinavaalu - Down by the Lake

Haresh Ellinavaalu - Sunset over the City

Amrithaa Ellinavaalu - Into the Alleyway

Jett Raumer - Look from another perspective to see whats truely there, what you do

Anisha Anand - Date night with an empty glass

Vybhav Adirala - The Might Ocean of Above

Yvette Campitelli-Slee - Melbourne Chin Church

Meet Shah - Enchanted Trails: Kaleidoscope Passage

Heer Shah - Silent Symphony: A Noir Homecoming

Amara Ilustrisimo - The sun she loved you

Chloe Boric - Peering through the grassland

Bernice Liaw - yonder beyond counterparts

Aanchal Sharma - In darkness, there is always hope

Tony Malaish - Fire breathing, Rising Sun

Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians

Wyndham City Council recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first Peoples of Australia. We acknowledge the Bunurong and Wadawurrung Peoples as Traditional Owners of the lands on which Wyndham City operates. The Wadawurrung and Bunurong Peoples have and always will belong to the Werribee Yalook (river), creeks, stars, hills and red clay of this Country. We pay respect to their Ancestors and Elders who always have, and always will, care for Country and community today and for future generations.