As You See It! Photography Competition
When you think of Science, Health and Medicine, what do you see? The micro world at the end of a microscope? The flora or fauna outside your office window? Maybe it's the ANU bush campus or the clear, starry night sky. We would like to see it As You See It!
Photo: Belinda Wilson
We want to celebrate how science, health and medicine impact our daily lives at work, home and play, and the impact these areas have on our ANU community.
The As You See It! photography competition is open to all ANU alumni, staff and students with an original photo. Images will be shortlisted by a selection committee, with the top photos from each category going to a public vote during August.
The winning image from each category will form the 2024 College of Science and College of Health and Medicine annual calendar.
Competition categories
Category | Description |
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Flora & Fauna | Share a shot of life, be it birds and bees or pollen and trees. Whether it’s a chance encounter or your research subject. |
Health, wellbeing and Community Impact | Health and wellbeing is managed in many different ways. Share how you manage yours, or share the work and activities you undertake that have a positive impact on you and/or the community. |
In the lab or down the scope | Do you use any interesting equipment or take unique shots of a microscopic world? Share your lab or what you see when you look down the scope. |
Our campus and ANU Community | Our people and campus are truly special. Share a recent or historical photograph capturing your time on campus or the faces that make up our unique ANU community. |
Your environment | Share your environment, the view from your office window or a space that’s special to you, be it in Canberra or from across the globe. |
The sky above | Look up and share what you see. Stars in the night sky, sunsets or sunrises, show us your unique perspective. |
Key dates
Submissions open
3 July – 13 August
Committee shortlisting
15 August
Public vote
17 August - 27 August
Winners announced
29 September