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Fertility, 2021

Nina Hanley

National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022 Finalist

type C photograph on paper (frame: 97.8cm x 73.3cm depth 4cm)

Felicity lives across the road from me, we live in a small country town. She works as a nurse and her hobby is taxidermy. Felicity loves cowboys, enjoying a drink with the girls and her domestic pets. Here you can see one of her chickens made into a red-eyed lamp (no chickens were hurt – the chook died of old age). Felicity is a fierce, independent woman who is also unapologetically herself.

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National Photographic Portrait Prize 2022

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