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Australian Community of Child Photographers

In my last newsletter I mentioned the Australian Community of Children's Photography. Junes newsletter detailed a very successful exhibition titled - Heartfelt.

This community is staffed by professional volunteer photographers. Most states are reasonably well represented by photographers although there are some states that could do with a boost in numbers. Tasmania currently has only two photographers on their books! This is a very beautiful and worthwhile cause and although not for everyone, can be very satisfying - knowing that you are helping someone come to terms with a very difficult situation.

If you are a photographer interested in helping, please contact me or the ACOCP. If you know a photographer, have a chat with them about it - most people are not aware of the community and how important it is.

View the new ACOCP website here

As the Tasmanian State Representative, I am always happy to field calls / emails about the community. Contact me here


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