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These Australian photo store workers don't just know how to sell cameras, they know how to use them too, as these winning shots show

Camera House employees don’t just sell photo gear, many of them are dedicated photo enthusiasts and they’re encouraged by regular in-house competitions and the annual Camera House Photography Competition

These Australian photo store workers don't just know how to sell cameras, they know how to use them too, as these winning shots show

Camera House, a group of photo retailers with over 50 stores across Australia, has been expanding rapidly since its founding in 1983. Most of these stores are independently owned and operated, with employees who are passionate about photography. The Camera House Photography Competition, an annual event, showcases the skills of Camera House staff from various regions.

This year, the competition featured nine categories: Action, Aerial, Animal, Architecture, Astrophotography, Landscape, People, Street, and Macro. Winners were announced for each category, with photos taken by Camera House employees from locations such as Bendigo, Broadbeach, Erina, Bunbury, Toowoomba, Hobart, Lismore, and Stallard’s Camera House.

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