Last week, our talented Year 9 and Year 10 Media students embarked on an inspiring photography excursion to Fremantle, immersing themselves in the city’s vibrant atmosphere through the lens of their cameras.

Fremantle’s rich tapestry of heritage architecture, bustling laneways, and quirky urban details provided the perfect backdrop for creative exploration. From the ornate textures of historic facades to candid glimpses of street life, students captured images that spoke not only of place but of perspective.

The excursion provided students with the opportunity to experiment with various photographic styles and techniques, encouraging them to discover beauty in unexpected places. Whether it was a sunlit vintage shopfront, a striking play of shadows, or the colourful expressions of local culture, each photograph became a visual story shaped by the student’s unique creative eye.

More than just a practical lesson, the day fostered a deeper appreciation for the art of observation—and the power of photography to communicate moments, moods, and meaning. We look forward to seeing the students’ work displayed in upcoming showcases, celebrating their growth and creative achievements.

Here are some photos our students captured: