Category:  Nature's Moods 2009 Winners

Years 4-7

  1. First Place - Nature's Window - Brittany Smeed
    1st Place -
    Nature's Window
     
    Brittany Smeed
    (Kondinin Primary School)
    Nature's window allows you to have a peek at nature beauty and significance. The landscape through and around is beautiful. The formation is amazing.
  2. Second Place - Waiting for the Rain - Georgia St Quintin
    2nd Place -
    Waiting for the Rain
     
    Georgia St Quintin
    (Yuna Primary School)
    The wheat crop waits for the rain from the storm clouds to give it life.
  3. Highly Commended - Washed Up - Taylah Mckay
    Highly Commended -
    Washed Up
     
    Taylah Mckay
    (West Busselton Primary School)
    Shells are spread across the white sands of Geograph Bay in Busselton after a wild and windy night.
  4. Highly Commended - Reflections - Holly de Hoog
    Highly Commended -
    Reflections
     
    Holly de Hoog
    (Halls Head Primary School)
    Beautiful reflections of paper barks after the winter rains have filled the swamp.

Years 8-10

  1. First Place - Little Beach - Nikki Staben
    1st Place -
    Little Beach
     
    Nikki Staben
    (Duncraig Senior High School)
    The natural rock at Little Beach forms a protective barrier that shields the fragile dunes at Two Peoples Bay.
  2. Second Place - A Drop of Rainwater - Ken Foo
    2nd Place -
    A Drop of Rainwater
     
    Ken Foo
    (Duncraig Senior High School)
    A drop of rainwater slides to the tip of a plant stalk a remnant of the past rains.
  3. Highly Commended - Tranquil Stones - Jayden Harvey
    Highly Commended -
    Tranquil Stones
     
    Jayden Harvey
    (Pemberton District High School)
    The dappled sunlight on these undisturbed stones contrasts with the petals cast by gentle breezes generating moods of peace and reflection.
  4. Highly Commended - Early Morning - Sally Matthews
    Highly Commended -
    Early Morning
     
    Sally Matthews
    (Duncraig Senior High School)
    The sun combined with the cold morning creates a magical scene in the country.

Years 11-12

  1. First Place - Parallel Vision - Berly Alam-Tanner
    1st Place -
    Parallel Vision
     
    Berly Alam-Tanner
    (Duncraig Senior High School)
    Albany is situated on what is promoted as the "Rainbow Coast" because of its significant frequency of cool cloudy days with drizzle or showers.
  2. Second Place - The Missing Link - Amber Doust
    2nd Place -
    The Missing Link
     
    Amber Doust
    (Methodist Ladies College)
    The serenity of the ocean is broken by the damage of human impact.
  3. Highly Commended - Narcissus - Isabel Inkster-Hughes
    Highly Commended -
    Narcissus
     
    Isabel Inkster-Hughes
    (Shenton College)
    The mist rises to reveal the ethereal reflections across Lake Claremont. A clear winter dawn washes the scene with a soft pink hue.
  4. Highly Commended - Sway in the Wind - Lauren Bertelli
    Highly Commended -
    Sway in the Wind
     
    Lauren Bertelli
    (Bunbury Catholic College)
    As day turns into night the weather picks up and we prepare for a rough night ahead.
  5. Highly Commended - Gloomy Conditions - Hursh Dodhia-Shah
    Highly Commended -
    Gloomy Conditions
     
    Hursh Dodhia-Shah
    (Carine Senior High School)
    Dark storm clouds hover over the dreamy water of the old broken Busselton jetty in the early hours of the morning.
  6. Highly Commended - Reflections - Keisha Davies
    Highly Commended -
    Reflections
     
    Keisha Davies
    (Methodist Ladies College)
    An agry storm moves in over a country lake in Yorkeakine leaving the trees in a reflective frame of mind.