25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Click 'Next>' Above To See Some Of Sarah's Work
Ormonde College of Further Education Media Studies student Sarah Brunel was shortlisted and eventually announced as runner-up in this year's National Media Student ('Smedia') Awards for 'Student Photographer of the Year'.
The Kilkenny photographer's work focused on the lockdown and the inherent restrictions during the pandemic, exploring the play on light and colour.
It was shortlisted in the 'news' category.
Media Studies Course Coordinator Fiona Power congratulated Sarah on behalf of the Ormonde College.
"We wish Sarah the very best of luck in her future photography and media career," she told Kilkenny People.
Sarah has kindly allowed some of her work to be showcased. Click 'NEXT STORY' to click through some of her pics!
Fonsie Mealy, Mealy Auctioneers with artist Eamon Colman at Lyrath Estate
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As fast as lightning! The start of a race at Church Hill National School in Cuffesgrange for the Great Pink Run PICTURE: HARRY REID
Shamrocks full back Joey Holden attempts to fend off the challenge of Conor Browne during the Kilkenny SHC semi-final on Sunday afternoon. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
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