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This week, PSC's Master of Arts Photography student Kaitlyn Church's exhibition 'Fordtown', for her final assessment, was featured on a ABC Australia news video.

"[Kaitlyn] has dedicated her Masters degree to capturing the stories of the men and women behind Ford's conveyor belts," ABC reporter Rachel Clayton said.

Watch the video here.

Last Saturday 26 June was a very special day in the PSC calendar. It was a day we’d been anticipating for over a year. It was the day we finally got to celebrate the achievements of our graduated Class of 2019 who, due to last year’s Government restrictions, had no choice but to graduate ‘in absentia’ in 2020.

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PSC's Bachelor of Photography second year student Pearce Leal has been shortlisted for the Photo Collective's Stories Awards. The work is from his class assignment 'Common in Folklore' about the decline of the Australian flying fox due to climate collapse.

"This project investigates the ecology of the flying fox. The work is presented in a traditional documentary framework and slips into a contemplative space in an attempt to draw correlations between the daily routine of the flying foxes and humans," Pearce said in his artist statement.

Pearce joined PSC to explore new fields of photography, and expand his knowledge of the medium, after working as a photography tour guide and teacher for image-making enthusiasts. 

Six PSC students will exhibit in the group show 'Humans', which opens on Friday 25 June 2021 at  Wolfhound Gallery on Brunswick Street in Fitzroy. 

Congratulations to PSC's Certificate IV in Photography and Photo Imaging graduate Sarah Minall for being shortlisted as a finalist for her video, and receiving an Honourable Mention for one of her underwater images, in the Herald Award of Excellence for Ocean Geographic Pictures of the Year Awards 2021. It is touted as the most influential underwater imagery competition. 

Congratulations to PSC's Part-Time Advanced Diploma of Photography final year student Steve Womersley for having his work shortlisted to be in the running for the Global Billboard Project! The winning photographers will have their images on billboards on New York's 9th Avenue later this year!

The Global Billboard Project aims to beautify city skylines one billboard at a time by offering photographers from all around the world the opportunity to be selected to display their winning photo on a Manhattan billboard for five days each.