Grand Prize
Borderless Creativity
Walking into the future
Leo Ma
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Parents
A mother taking her child into colourful fog. Future, for every child, is like a colourful and mystical fog. The little boy was looking forward to a cheerful prospect as well as having a fear of exploring the uncertainty alone. His mom was holding his hand, leading him to a beautiful future. Every child has a future of unlimited possibilities, their creativities are borderless.
Borderless Creativity
2nd place
Mirrored adventure
Leanne Ireland
Dulwich International High School Suzhou
Teachers & Staff
A reflection of an everyday sight in Vietnam - an outdoor barber shop and the busy street beyond
Liquid Light
Sean Liu
Dulwich College Beijing
Year 10
This photo was taken with a long shutter speed. I decided to play with some creative light drawings. The golden light was painted with a DIY LED torch and the blue light at the bottom was painted with a blue background color on my phone.
3rd place
Street Art
Minnie Wang
Dulwich International High School Zhuhai
Year 13
Graffiti, a word comes from Greek slang, is the origin of art and creativity. Unlike drawing on papers, graffiti involves more freedom. This develops an environment for street art in Melbourne. Ordinary people can share their unique ideas on walls with others. This inherits the origin of creativity generation by generation...
Into the Abyss
Scott Robert Nelson
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Parents
The rusting steel chains and rickety wood provide a shaky footpath into Wuyishan's misty abyss.
Infinite sunset
谱宇 陈
Dulwich International High School Zhuhai
Year 10
The most beautiful and peaceful moment in a day has to be the time when sun is about to rest. A sunset not just means the darkness would come soon, but also remaining us that the brightness would appear soon! And we should always look forward when we be rebuffed or bad lucks. We should believes that the sun would always and definitely comes out after all this.
One Global Family
1st place
A corner from the village to the global
Flora Biak Za Mawi
Dulwich College Yangon
Teachers & Staff
Children are curiously watching about the global with a mobile phone.
2nd place
Girl celebrates her Bat Mitzvah at the Shanghai Jewish Refugee Museum's synagogue.
Lisa Kay Cupps
Dulwich College Seoul
Parents
This Jewish American family with Chinese heritage travelled to China to celebrate their 12-year old daughter's coming of age in a place that never closed its borders to those escaping the Holocaust.
Sky
YALIN HAN
Dehong Xi'an International Chinese School
Parents
The vast universe, open our hearts.
漫天繁星的天空，开阔了我们的心灵。
3rd place
Dream Homes
Annie Li
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Parents
This picture was taken last summer when our family was traveling in Lisbon, Portugal. The colorful wall in a bar is very attractive.
Burmese Lady
Carmen Mary Woods
Dulwich College Yangon
Teachers & Staff
I went on a tour to explore Dala Township, which is located on the southern bank of Yangon across from downtown Yangon, Myanmar. A Burmese woman in the local markets looked bemused by the numerous European tourists and their fascination with her.
Burmese Bubbles
Michael John Taylor
Dehong Beijing International Chinese School
Teachers & Staff
Introducing local children to the world of bubbles on day three of the trek to Inle lake.
Side by side
Hannah Kate Gates
Dulwich College Suzhou
Parents
The result of two tired mothers on an outing. A European child and her Chinese peer are naturally placed side by side in a stroller, enjoying a Chinese snack of sweet and sour hawthorn berries.
The flowing rainbow
Lin Yi
Dulwich College Suzhou
Parents
This picture shows how Oxford Street in London was turned into a flowing river of the rainbow flag by the Pride marchers.
微笑
晓丹 张
Dulwich International High School Zhuhai
Year 10
行走的路上遇见了这个小姑娘，也许国籍不同，肤色不同，但人性中善良的微笑是一样的美丽。微笑是最好的语言，一份信仰足以撑起整个人生。
Through the Window
1st place
Laundry Night
Amanda Burgess
Dulwich College
Parents
Taken at night through the windows of the Barbican Launderette in London. A woman is sleeping, and a man is on his phone while waiting for his clothes to finish in the dryer.
2nd place
Under the moonlight
Flora Biak Za Mawi
Dulwich College Yangon
Teachers & Staff
Representing...,on the full moon night in Chin state, a mother teaches her son at veranda under the moonlight.
Spring is in the Air
Chenlu Ren
Dulwich College Management International
Teachers & Staff
Cherry Blossoms bloom as usual in the spring of 2020.
3rd place
Watching Spring Bloom During Quarantine
Lisa Kay Cupps
Dulwich College Seoul
Parents
A self portrait through a window during quarantine. All seems ugly in the world until you let Spring envelope you.
Alien!
Amanda Burgess
Dulwich College
Parents
A little alien soft toy, sitting in the window of a flat in Greenwich, South London.
flying high
Sarah Bea Lien
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Year 6
This photo is one of my favorites because I love the patterns and I love traveling.
window of the past
Yasmina Telek
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Year 10
Taken in the ancient city of Side in Turkey. It shows how important windows were even hundreds of years ago. As well as this, we can see how over time, these ruins have been surrounded by nature.
Overlooking the avenue
Gill Harrison
Dulwich College Shanghai Puxi
Teachers & Staff
The view of Lane Xang Avenue, Laos' own Champs-Élysées, and Arc de Triomphe, called Victory Gate.
Whispering
Yoshika Oen
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Parents
The windows in the zoo does not separate viewer from viewee, rather it gently connects them.
Though the technology
Sean Liu
Dulwich College Beijing
Year 10
Phone is a small window we use to see what is happening in the world. I tried this completely different perspective instead of shooting through a normal glass window.
The broken window
Alessia Bulani
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Parents
This young Burmese boy is spending his days, together with many others, in a monastery. Learning and waiting to see what life has set aside for him. Watching life through a broken window.
The Epitome of History through the Window
Gordon Duan
Dulwich College Shanghai Pudong
Parents
From a window view of the Great Wall, we could feel the history in a blooming and shining scene.
Photography @ The Great Wall, China
Learning Every Day, Anywhere
1st place
Smile, play, learn, repeat!
Alessia Bulani
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Parents
The Burmese boys are expected to spend time in monasteries. The parents are sending there their little men to provide basic education, to learn the basics of the faith and spiritual beliefs which would benefit for themselves or family life.
2nd place
Outdoor learning is always best!
Jonathan Haslett
Dulwich College Shanghai Puxi
Teachers & Staff
This was taken while out for a walk along the Magheroarty Beach, County Donegal, Ireland.
识字 Learning Chinese Characters
莉丽 程
Dehong Beijing International Chinese School
Parents
一天下午，我在厨房准备晚餐，王睿程小朋友也来到厨房，一边陪我做饭，一边复习当天的语文汉字听写内容。他就随意坐在地上，趴在厨房门槛上写字。刚好有夕阳照过来，照在他的身上。当时一下子就被打动了， 那个认真学习的身影很动人，很帅气，也很阳光。（手机拍摄）
3rd place
Never give up
Minnie Wang
Dulwich International High School Zhuhai
Year 13
There’s an old saying “always keep studying no matter how old you are.” I can see the application of this saying from him, who works in one of the most famous Macarons shops in Melbourne. Everyone is improving, so why we give up studying when we are tired or face difficulties?
Untitled Photo
思琦 李
Dulwich International High School Suzhou
Year 10
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Learning how to walk during the monsoon season
Carmen Mary Woods
Dulwich College Yangon
Teachers & Staff
During the rainy season people in Myanmar often experience flooded streets. This photograph depicts a man learning how to navigate the streets of Yangon.
Infinite
Fei Su
Dehong Beijing International Chinese School
Parents
Taken in the Teamlab light show.
The lights were beaming like the stars twinkling in the night sky, symbolizing the brilliance of the human civilization and inspiring us to continue learning about the unknow world.
Wind & Pinwheel
KAI DU
Dulwich College Shanghai Puxi
Parents
My baby girl was learning about “wind” today.
“Wind, can you blow on the pinwheel to make it spin? “She yelled.
Sustainable Lifestyle
1st place
Early morning clean up.
Nick David Corben
Dulwich College Beijing
Parents
Angkor Wat temple at sunrise.
It is imperative to protect and preserve the wonders of the world.
2nd place
Substainable weaving
Flora Biak Za Mawi
Dulwich College Yangon
Teachers & Staff
The lady is weaving the hessian fabric for her family's daily income.
Harvest
LI PAN
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Parents
The photo was taken in Yunnan Province, China. Farmers were working hard for the rice harvest in autumn.
3rd place
Element Fresh
Michael John Taylor
Dehong Beijing International Chinese School
Teachers & Staff
Captured early in the morning at the foot of Mount Cook this photograph sums up the raw, unmatched beauty of New Zealand. It was one of those moments where you are simply stood in awe at the world around us. The slightly orange tinge on the right of the mountain snow adds a poignant touch to the image - highlighting the impact of the Australian bush fires.
Sunset ?
Leevi Suryajamie Koponen
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Year 4
This picture taken at our summer cottage back in finland around 10 pm ,in Finland during summer the day is super long normally it’s only get dark around 11pm . This beautiful sunset is just so amazing ?
Potent Pollution
Monty Thomas Tin-Cheung McConomy
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Year 7
This photo was taken on a especially dark and cloudy day, when the oil had spilled and the are was polluted with the fumes of smoke, if you just take something once, imagine the impact if someone else only did it once, or if a billion people did it once, the people that harm the environment are like people that smoke. They say that they will stop after one more cigarette, but do they?
Stay Connected
1st place
How We Used to Stay Connected
Amanda Burgess
Dulwich College
Parents
A London telephone box next to St Paul's Cathedral. This one is black, as opposed to the classic red. It was taken at night in October, using a long exposure. It shows light trails from a passing bus, and a second bus approaching from the other direction.
2nd place
promising
Leo Lyu
Dulwich International High School Suzhou
Year 11
A glass window can stop the separate of viruses, BUT will never be able to stop the separate of love.
Train Life
Rob Bentall
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Teachers & Staff
This image shows the train line through central Hanoi, Vietnam. The train line is nestled in the heart of a residential area and is lined with houses, shops and passers by. The train passes by once a day and connects Hanoi with the rest of Vietnam, but has also become a focal point for travellers to visit. It was an ideal spot to watch daily life connecting the local culture with the train line.
3rd place
Round and Stretch
ZHENG HUANG
Dulwich International High School Zhuhai
Alumni
It is an aerial photo of a roundabout. Using slow shutter to illustrate the concept of connection.