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Your organisation and business can support our work by hiring the professional team at Camera Story.

We regularly use co-facilitators from our workshop program to gain on the job experience and build their own portfolio.

By choosing Camera Story, you will get a professional product and help directly support First Nations people in the Kimberley.

Everyday, Camera Story is working towards self-determination.

Camera Story is a registered charitable organisation working on Djugun and Yawuru Country (Broome) in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.

We support First Nations people to gain independence through photography — building practical, creative, and commercial skills that open up new opportunities for work and self-expression.

We work closely with Kimberley-based First Nations people and like-minded organisations across the region.

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Camera Story was founded by Sarah Landro and Jacqueline Warrick - both photographers who met over fifteen years ago studying photojounalism in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Camera Story, now in its 13th year, is a testament to their friendship and commitment that was born, long ago, out of similar experiences and a shared photographic philosophy.