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    The 2025 Bowness photography prize – in pictures | Art and design
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    A collaboration with a group of First Nations youths in far north Queensland. An interrogation of a system that targets and imprisons them from the age of ten.
    Many youths in this community prefer to conceal their faces in their photos to avoid being identified by the youth justice system. Photograph: Hoda Afshar
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    The winner of the 2025 William & Winifred Bowness photography prize – now in its 20th year – is a work by Anna Higgins. Judge Anna Zahalka said: ‘The stand-out work … is a poetic evocation on the Australian landscape, where layers of archival and captured moving images are melded with great sensitivity through her observations of light and atmosphere’

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