551 Project » Photographers

You can’t undertake a project this big without help from some very good people.

Project 551 has been fortunate enough to have the support of some of Australia’s leading photographers all of whom contributed their time and ingenuity into making sure the photos are not only plentiful but of the highest standard. You can look through each photographer’s work by visiting his or her set on our Flickr site. Or use the links below to see more of their work on their websites.

Greta Costello

Greta Costello

See Greta’s photos.

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Adrian Lander

Adrian Lander

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Cris Cordeiro

Cris Cordeiro

See Cris’ photos.

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Gary Gross

Gary Gross

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Ant Geernaert

Ant Geernaert

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Toby Burrows

Toby Burrows

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Sullican Chedanne

Sullivan Chedanne

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Josh Morris

Joshua Morris

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Bec Griggs

Bec Griggs

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AJ Moller

AJ Moller

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Luc Remond

Luc Remond

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Christian Bowman

Christian Bowman

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Your photo on TV

Your photo will help us make a TV ad urging the Australian Government to take action now

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Your photo in the big book

Your photo will be put in the Big Book and handed to the Australian Government to show your support

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More ways to act now

Once you've added your photo why not send a letter to your local MP? You can do it right here online.

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Recent Posts

Whaling accounts for one-tenth the value of Japan’s annual market for toothbrushes.
2008.11.21
An encouraging article on Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald today quotes Tomohiko Taniguchi, previously spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tokyo.
“Of the hundreds of matters he dealt with, the one he dreaded most was defending Japan’s whaling program…’I hated this issue because there’s no point in Japan sticking to its position,’ he tells the [...]
For those who haven’t watched the news…
2008.11.18
The Nisshin Maru left Japan yesterday to head to Antarctica with a quota of 935 minke and 50 fin whales.
IFAW has called on the Australian Government to formally request that the Government of Japan recall its whaling fleet or take international legal action to stop them.
Looks like diplomacy has failed and the Australian Government has yet to [...]
Before the fleet departs…
2008.11.17
Things are changing quickly this whaling season…
The Japanese Government has decided not to send coastguard officers to protect the Japanese whaling vessels. It has also been reported, although still unconfirmed, that Japan has lowered its whaling target this season by 20% to 750. Meanwhile the Australian government is not going to send a surveillance vessel this year and is going to [...]
More IFAW Action Award Winners
2008.10.14
Outstanding vet Dr Jan Allen, has been honoured with an IFAW Action Award today. Dr Allen worked as an Australian Volunteer International vet placed with Animal Protection Society (APS) in Samoa for two years before moving to the Northern Territory, where she has worked in several Indigenous communities.
Also being presented with an award are wildlife carers Shirley [...]
Announcing the winner of the first IFAW Action Award
2008.10.13
A few weeks back I blogged about IFAW Action Awards, calling for any animal heroes to be nominated.
I am now happy to announce the first winner of the 2008 IFAW Action Awards, Marny Bonner, co-founder of Australian Seabird Rescue (ASR), who has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to wildlife rescue. The award is also dedicated [...]