Julie Kenny Photography

05/07/2026

Exciting news! My image has made the Top 30 in the Nature category of the 2026 Australian Photographic Prize. Looking forward to the live judging!

11/06/2026

Amazing footage!

06/06/2026

A big shout out to Pro Photography WA. Thank you for highlighting me as this month’s featured member. 📷

25/05/2026

I’m incredibly grateful and humbled by the results from the 2026 Landscape Awards. With more than 2,300 entries submitted across the four categories, it’s an honour to have my work recognised amongst such a talented field of photographers.

To have images awarded as a Finalist, Highly Commended and included in the Top 20 for the Aerial category is something I’m really proud of, especially knowing the awards also raised over $4,600 for The Wilderness Society.

A special thank you to Australian Photography magazine, the judges, and everyone who continues to support and encourage my photographic journey.

I’m also thrilled that one of my images in the Top 20 will be published in the June–July 2026 edition of Australian Photography magazine — a wonderful opportunity to share these unique aerial landscapes with a wider audience.

31/03/2026

So pleased with my results from the Asia Pacific Photography Awards. Two Highly Commended and two Silver awards from my recent Shark Bay adventure.

27/02/2026

Flying over Malgana Country, known as Gathaagudu, place of two waters. Viewing Francois Peron National Park, Denham, Shark Bay and Useless Loop with the door off in a little Cessna 206, what an awesome experience. A big shout out to pilots Mikey and Andy who made the trips so seamless and enjoyable.

26/02/2026

26/02/2026

The famous tidal tree. Flying over Malgana Country, known as Gathaagudu, place of two waters. Viewing Francois Peron National Park, Denham, Shark Bay and Useless Loop with the door off in a little Cessna 206, what an awesome experience. A big shout out to pilots Mikey and Andy who made the trips so seamless and enjoyable.

26/02/2026

A tidal profile in sand and water. Flying over Malgana Country, known as Gathaagudu, place of two waters. Viewing Francois Peron National Park, Denham, Shark Bay and Useless Loop with the door off in a little Cessna 206, what an awesome experience. A big shout out to pilots Mikey and Andy who made the trips so seamless and enjoyable.

26/02/2026

Glassy water reflecting the sky. What a treat! Flying over Malgana Country, known as Gathaagudu, place of two waters. Viewing Francois Peron National Park, Denham, Shark Bay and Useless Loop with the door off in a little Cessna 206, what an awesome experience. A big shout out to pilots Mikey and Andy who made the trips so seamless and enjoyable.