Win a Samsung NX10 digital camera

Aaron Dandridge said | 21 May, 2010

i want to photograph the mountains in the distance.
Philadelphia, PA USA

Jesse Horner said | 21 May, 2010

i would use the NX10 to shoot cockatoo island. The bienanle is on right now and the place is ripe for some nice photography.
Sydney, Australia

Jake McCoy said | 21 May, 2010

Brisbane, Australia
I’d be shooting Splendour (if they let me in with it), also a road trip up to far north queensland is in my sights. Do we have a deal?

Monsieur Seb said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph my 3 beautiful kids!
Repentigny, Quebec, Canada

Grayson said | 21 May, 2010

I want to capture short scenes for low-fi music videos.
Sacramento, CA USA

Cláudia Ralo said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph my trip to Autralia with that camera

Almada, Portugal *

Lisa Gauyan said | 21 May, 2010

I want to capture the San Francisco skyline.
San Jose, California

Suzy said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph all my beautiful friends who come to Mullumbimby with me to celebrate my 30th birthday in September.

Suzy said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph all my beautiful friends who come to Mullumbimby with me to celebrate my 30th birthday in September.
I should also say I am in Melbourne, Australia!!

Stanley said | 21 May, 2010

i want to photograph the everyday life of the beautiful city im in, Melbourne, Australia

Contessa said | 21 May, 2010

I’d shoot my friends and family back home in Taos, New Mexico.

Planning a road trip this summer (first ever) and this camera would be ideal to capture all of the merry-making and well…driving.

Contessa M. Trujillo said | 21 May, 2010

I’d shoot my friends and family back home in Taos, New Mexico. Planning a road trip this summer and this camera would be ideal to capture all of the merry-making and well…driving.

nori said | 21 May, 2010

i’d love to take tons of photos of my beautiful kitten ‘momo’ who has a short lifespan due to her blood disease she’s the most gorgeous and amusing medel!!! [sydney : australia]

Erin said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph cakes and cats.
Sydney, Australia

Kat said | 21 May, 2010

I want to capture the beauty of the Northern Territory. From the landscapes to the people and share them with the world to see on Flickr.

Kat, Darwin, NT, Australia

jude watson said | 21 May, 2010

Id like to photograph keith richards in the barcelona pavillion please!

Sydney, Australia

Andy said | 21 May, 2010

Melbourne, Australia

I’d love to photograph Spencer my baby son.

Contessa M. Trujillo said | 21 May, 2010

I’d shoot my friends and family back home in Taos, New Mexico.

Planning a road trip this summer and this camera would be ideal to capture all of the merry-making and well…driving.

Marie said | 21 May, 2010

I would shoot my amazing adventure trip to NZ with friends. Breath-taking Milford Sound, Fox Glaciers, huge mountain ranges, and the coastal cliffs of the west- the possibilities are endless! Not to mention all the extreme adventure action we’ll get up to- video footage of bungee jumping? HELLS YEAH!

But even better I’ll photograph the colours of Melbourne’s culture, fashion, architecture, laneways etc in the beautiful romantic winter season.

Melbourne, Australia.

Miarrrr said | 21 May, 2010

i would photograph my long walks on the beach…

<3 from sydney!

Ally Gibellini said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph life. Mine, yours and everyone’s. Through my eyes – or should i say – my new lens.

Jess said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the Alexandra Gardens in the Autumn, nothing could me finer.
Melbourne, AUS

Jacqui said | 21 May, 2010

I would photograph the first winter sunset from the top of the tallest mountain in my beautiful hometown the Sunshine Coast
pleaseee

Jacqui said | 21 May, 2010

I would photograph the first winter sunset from the top of the tallest mountain in my beautiful hometown the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
pleaseee

Tom Dougherty said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the curvature of the earth from where Mad Max crashed his car through a truck in Mad Max 2…which I can do, considering I’m from Broken Hill, NSW.

prue said | 21 May, 2010

I’ll take millions of pictures of creative spaces, buildings and lots of delicious food at all of the restaurants i go to on my NYC holiday. I need to capture those moments with the best camera possible!!

Amanda said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the absence of my body in the environment to hightlight the issue of displacement both in the environment and in human beings.

Amanda said | 21 May, 2010

oh I am from Bunbury WA

Matthew Clark said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph my 93 year old grandfather – he’s lived through so much. WWII, travel to Australia, life as an immigrant: a good photograph would capture all that life and more! Sydney, Australia

Anne said | 21 May, 2010

I want to take it to music gigs and photograph Muse when they tour Oz later this year. Rock ‘n’ roll !
Perth, WA

Harriett said | 21 May, 2010

I would photograph Guatemalan natives wearing their traditional native colorful outfits.Guatemala remains a place where a high percentage of the indigenous people still proudly wear their traditional dress called ‘traje’. Sydney, Australia.

Kara said | 21 May, 2010

I would photograph all the Sydney Biennale events I’m going to this month and use some of the images for my design projects.
Surry Hills, NSW

anna said | 21 May, 2010

i want to wake up before the sun rises drive a cool car with my friends to the desert. wearing garish puffy dresses, i will photograph them as the sun rises, pretending all the while to be a cool international famous photographer.

Victoria said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the small moments of my life.

Melbourne, Australia

Cade said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the streets of Melbourne firstly when they are empty and then return to take another in the same place when it isn’t. A before and after type thing, and then showcase them on my blog.

Melbourne, VIC

Lucy said | 21 May, 2010

I’d photograph people doing people things. Mostly in Sydney, Australia, where I am, but also in other places.

David Hoson said | 21 May, 2010

I would love to carry that camera with me everyday to capture all the strange and beautiful things around Frisco Texas.

Dermot said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph an upcoming mass zombie walk and art installation that’s due to hit regional NSW in the next few months… *taps nose, winks conspiratorially…*

HRJ said | 21 May, 2010

With this doozy of a camera, I’d snap my family and friends taking deep breaths. Alot is changing in this world and everyone needs to stop and relax. I might use them to promote fundraising for a friend with TB – fairly apt methinks…it all connects.

HRJ said | 21 May, 2010

…sorry to keep you waiting with baited breath…Brisbane, QLD.

Dermot McGuire said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph the upcoming zombie marches and art installations that are just about to descend on towns across rural NSW in the next few months… *taps nose, conspiratorial wink…*

Karina said | 21 May, 2010

I would love to use the NX10 to document my life,: the wonderful people, events and environment that surround me here in Sydney, Australia and as I travel (next stop Toronto, Canada!) and use the shots to create a photoblog!

Michael said | 21 May, 2010

The rare egg fishes of brisvegas that go plop splat plop splat plop splat

Dani Wright said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph queer young people so I can do a photography project which increases the visibility of queer young people’s individuality and experiences. I work with queer youth and love photography and story telling so I want to do this project with photos and stories together. The trouble is I always see opportunities for a great photograph, but I don’t have a camera that is light enough, whilst also being good quality, to carry with me all the time to make the most of those opportunities. The fact that the Samsung NX10 Digital Camera is so light and also has Video recording abilities means I can also record stories for the project, as well as doing portraits anytime the right opportunity arises! I live in Perth, Western Australia.

Dru Reschke said | 21 May, 2010

I would do a close crop photograph of my 15 month old little girl Lucy holding the hand of my 2 week old little girl Alice. Lucy leaning in to kiss Alice is the perfect shot of innocence in it’s purest form.

Tiziana Contu said | 21 May, 2010

My man & I have decided Not to buy a home but a Yatch & to travel around Australia first then all the tropical Islands we can find in the World! Exciting & scary moments await our journey We’d love to document it with
your Samsung camera NX10. Thanks

Andre said | 21 May, 2010

I want to make some pictures on the Kiel Week – so many nice sailing races!
Kiel, Germany

Rob said | 21 May, 2010

I think there is a person living in my letterbox – and s/he is sneaking into my house at night and stealing food from my fridge. I want to try and capture a photo of them in the act.

Amanda said | 21 May, 2010

I like stealing food from fridges. So would use the camera to take photos of my new tasty treats.

Canberra. ACT.

Danny said | 21 May, 2010

With this camera, if i win, I will be taking photos of people shaking Polaroids all over the city. A personal project of mine. Sydney, Australia.

Jim Merz said | 21 May, 2010

I want to photograph and take videos of my kinetic sculptures. I live in Fort Wayne, IN.

georgina said | 22 May, 2010

I would love to photograph ‘my’ summer – the first summer of festivals that il be performing at other than just enjoying, very nervous!..+ sea side days and paddling about in the river

alexander said | 22 May, 2010

I’d take photos and take advantage of the video recording capability to enhance my job as a ‘behind the scenes’ person
Sydney, Australia

Jess said | 22 May, 2010

I want to take pictures all around Baltimore!

Hamberguesa said | 22 May, 2010

I want to take pictures of my urban adventures with my lovely boyfriend here in NYC.

Rachel said | 22 May, 2010

I want to photograph the city lights at night from the hills. And I’m in LA right now…

Justin said | 22 May, 2010

I want to photograph the joy of dance, travel and my life story the way i see it.

Paradise, Newfoundland

Jamie said | 22 May, 2010

I´m going to stalk my friend & family for pictures!

Bremerhaven, Germany

Renato Siqueira Rodrigues Nunes said | 22 May, 2010

I want to photograph Brasilia Architecture and events. I am a young artis t+ journalist who takes pictures from artists, exhibitions, gigs, workshops. Then I write a post on my website to show everybody the last news about culture in Brasilia. My camera was stolen so now I am having troubles to get a new one and my work is having quality problems. So this camera would be my savior device and also a nice birthday gift (June 15th) . It would help other people worldwide to know about Brazilian culture and Brasilia. Congrats for the contest!

Evan Barton said | 22 May, 2010

i was thinking of photographing all the rednecks that “go piggin;” in this town, stanthorpe QLD, I’m stuck in.

Coxy said | 22 May, 2010

When I was young my parents told me they found me in a dumpster behind a fast food place – and that the only reason they brought me home was because I was tied to a chair they wanted. If I had the NX10 I would take a photo of that chair – it changed my life for the better (dumpster living looks non-comfy to me).

Holder, Australia.

Jason Tam said | 22 May, 2010

miniature trains for my friends music video.

sydney, australia

Cameron T said | 22 May, 2010

I want to photograph Australia winning the world cup.

Sydney, Australia

Am said | 22 May, 2010

I want a proper camera to photograph bands at all my favorite concerts. NY, NY

Aaron said | 22 May, 2010

I’d photograph people wearing daggy outfits on the streets of Sydney for the coffee table book I would like to publish. I love it when you see someone on the street who has put together a really daggy outfit but it’s their style and they own it. Old ladies in matching two piece outfits, teenagers in rainbow vomit tracksuits, mustard short sleeve shirts with brown ties. I’ll even send you a copy

Karis said | 22 May, 2010

I’d like to do some time lapse photography of flowers blooming.

Melbourne, Australia

shane brennan said | 22 May, 2010

lets see….i would press click and take photographys of ….., A puddle that reflects the sun and A piece of paper with my name on it and A big old red pick up truck.

fotini said | 23 May, 2010

I want to lock every meaningless moment that gives meaning to my life…..

Ermoupoli Greece

Majda said | 23 May, 2010

I would photograph the stupid things humans are doing to destory the nature,the earth, so ther wont be any natural beauty to photograph in a very near future!!
Labin (Istra) CROATIA

Debbie Swinnerton said | 23 May, 2010

I want to photograph my minor, Hudson.
Debbie in Melbourne

Joy said | 23 May, 2010

I would take pictures of my family, friends, my dog, the landscape, things I like, and me.

Salt Lake City, Utah

Svibe said | 23 May, 2010

I would take photos of the view from my room. Mundane to some, but through the lens of a decent camera these images will be awakening. Everyone will understand what I am talking about, the trains, the trees, the morning cat, and the old strolling rambling man.

Burnley, Melbourne, Australia

Zac Solomon said | 23 May, 2010

I would photograph my own design work for my currently non-existent website

Melbourne, Australia

Noelle said | 23 May, 2010

agh!! how much space do i have??? quick. think of words. aghhh.
I could get very poetic here and give you my life story…. Orrrr i could just send you guys a shot that epitomises it….maybe even ten. yes. that’s what i would do. shoot a shot that explains why i need a camera. we could do it in time-lapse! wow. it’ll be dynamite!

uh…now all i need is a camera.. i think my plan may be a little flawed… dang.
-hometown: sydney.

Lauren said | 23 May, 2010

I would like to photograph my family. Not the cliched, posed, airbrushed family shots, but raw and real photos taken on the sly. Images that capture the true sense of family; the individual in their environment, their comfort zone. I want the ability to experiment with different applications and settings that an awesome DSLR will give me. I would like to create a large book of these photos, having captured and collected them over a period of time.
Sydney, AUS

Jacob said | 23 May, 2010

I would photograph my life and journey to share with my future children.
Sydney, Australia

Peta said | 23 May, 2010

The mirror, with me reflected taking a photo with my awesome new camera. Melbourne, Australia

tennille said | 23 May, 2010

i would use it ti take some awesome aerial shots of my man’s RC cars in action. My old camera just can’t keep up!!

Luke Morrissey said | 23 May, 2010

I want to photograph the city by night.
Melbourne

Karen | imisutoo said | 24 May, 2010

Beautiful camera! We want to go to Japan for our honeymoon and this would be the perfect camera for my guy to use as his interests and skills and photo continue to grow. It would be a perfect gift for him! Thanks for having such an awesome giveaway :]
Philadelphia, PA

Terri Jacobs said | 24 May, 2010

I would use this camera to photograph the scenery on my trip to the Greek Isles.
Oswego, IL. USA

Andrew Casto said | 24 May, 2010

My neighbor’s house is a complete disaster. I am no landscape architect, and I live in an apartment on the other half of a dentist’s office, but seriously people. This moss and vine encrusted shell of termite and squirrel infested timber is going “back to the earth.” And soon. Recently the power company had to come and reinstall all of the electric lines and meters that go from their house to the street, because they had been chewed to pieces by the squirrels that live in walls and attic of their house. The owners are a married couple, who I assumed were senior citizens. They aren’t really that old. I would put them in their mid 50′s. The husband always looks under the influence, and has tribal tattoos on his arms. He is WAY too old for tribal ink in my opinion. The wife wears sweat suits. All sweat suits, all the time. They mope, and stay inside, while the weeds and vermin overtake their house. I wouldn’t mind so much if kids weren’t afraid to come to our apartment on halloween, or if the ant population from their place wasn’t oozing over state lines.

I would photograph this house. From the same vantage point, everyday, at the same time, for a year. I would then post these images on the internet, perhaps in stop-motion format, so that nature’s ability to take back a city housing lot when not attended to could be witnessed in a 3-4 minute segment. I think it would be beautiful, sad, and totally worth watching. I live in Iowa City, Iowa.

janice said | 24 May, 2010

I’ll shoot all the street art in the alleys I can find, before the deputy lord mayor paints over any more banksy.
- janice from Melb, Australia

Celeste Brignac said | 24 May, 2010

I’d like to have the camera to shoot photos of the great diversity of the Sunshine Coast and perhaps help promote the tourism industry here. Maroochydore, Queensland.

Steph Maxwell Marsden said | 24 May, 2010

My Toes.
Adelaide, SA, Australia

Kyla Ryan said | 24 May, 2010

Over the next summer, I will be travelling to Kenya to do some service work. There, I’d like to photograph the wild animals strolling about the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro on the Serengeti plains. I would photograph the well we dig in the center of the village and the vaccines we prepare for the people who live there. I’d like to take pictures of wood, nails, and hammers before we begin building and then take pictures of the new schoolhouse when were finally done. I would then love to photograph the children who come there. I want to take pictures of them in their new school uniforms and take pictures of them when they recieve their first ever school books. I would then love to take these pictures home; show them to my friends, my family, the kids at my school, even you guys, so that– as cliche as it may sound– everyone can see what a truly beautiful world we can create.
Detroit, MI, United States

Akanksha Shakya said | 25 May, 2010

I would take pictures of my friend’s pet red back spiders. They’re beautiful, never seen any like them before. I would also go around taking picture of birds around my campus and polish my photography skills.

Akanksha Shakya, Burwood, Victoria, Australia.
ashak@deakin.edu.au

PAZ said | 25 May, 2010

GOSH!
I have just moved to another city. I really want to shoot the scenery and my new life here, to show it to my friends!
Santiago, Chile

Egle said | 25 May, 2010

I want to photograph my beautiful city and country, my friends, parents, pets and others. It would be the best camera to take photos during my trips around the world. I really want to win this camera, because I don’t have money to buy it I want to take pictures of my life and sent them to my friends form other countries. Life is beautiful, so I want to show my view to all people.
Kaunas, Lithuania

mathew broughton said | 25 May, 2010

I want to photograph our new born baby.

Lione Pullinen said | 25 May, 2010

my new baby boy. Sydney.

Cat Woods said | 25 May, 2010

I’d love to photograph the fashion and unique styling and attitude of Melburnians. There’s some beautiful eccentrics in this city! Melbourne.

Erica said | 25 May, 2010

I want to take it on my first trip to Europe! London > Berlin > Prague > Paris!! Pretty, pretty, pleeeeease!

Sydney.

Erica Bailey said | 25 May, 2010

I want to take it on my first trip to Europe! London > Berlin > Prague > Paris!!! Oh pretty, pretty pleeeeeease!

Sydney, Australia

sonya said | 25 May, 2010

Melbourne, Australia
I want to make pictures of patterns and textures and crisp mountain sunshine and interesting shiny things that catch my eye as I walk throught the landscape

Erica Bailey said | 25 May, 2010

I want to take it with me on my first trip to Europe! London > Berlin > Prague > Paris!! Oh pretty, pretty pleeeeeease!

Sydney, Australia.

Erica Bailey said | 25 May, 2010

I would love to take this with me on my first trip to Europe! London, Berlin, Prague, Paris!! Oh pretty, pretty pleeeeeease!

Sydney, Australia.

Sarah said | 25 May, 2010

I currently live in Sydney, however, am going to visit my brother and his children in Esperance on the beautiful south coast of Western Australia. I would like to come back having captured this amazing town, and each one of my little nieces and nephews, who I get to visit so rarely.

Erica Bailey said | 25 May, 2010

I would love to take this little beauti with me on my first trip to Europe! London, Berlin, Prague, Paris!! Oh pretty, pretty pleeeeeease!
Sydney, Australia

Sarah said | 25 May, 2010

Going on a road trip up to Queensland from Vic and want to photograph all the amazing beaches, and little pockets of culture in country towns pepperd across the east coast of Aus and people ripping it surfing acorss the coast!!! showcasing mo nature at her finest!!!
Woo thanks guys!!

Lisette Ogg said | 25 May, 2010

I am currently volunteering in Mongolia as an aid worker. I would like to photograph the beauty and harshness of urban Ulaanbataar, and of the majesty of the countryside after one of the world’s most extreme weather conditions, the dzud (-50!).

Max Ferguson said | 25 May, 2010

I’m fortunate enough to live in beautiful Byron Bay. I’d photograph anything outside my front door.

Joanna said | 25 May, 2010

I want to photograph the culture of Sydney’s inner west. It is going through an interesting period of change – working class giving way to immigration giving way to gentrification.

Bridie said | 25 May, 2010

I would use the camera to photograph the beautiful old brewery on Broadway in Sydney, before it is demolished in a few weeks to make way for high-rise apartments. I want to capture the sad, gorgeous building as it stands alone in the building rubble.

Shaun Cullerton said | 25 May, 2010

I want to photograph myself doing an ugly dance on a mountain peak in the Andes during the month of december.
Sydney, Australia

Adele said | 25 May, 2010

I’d use the camera to take photos of things that make me smile – my cat breaking into the pantry, other people taking photos, amazing dinner creations, random happenings on the Melbourne streets and my boyfriend doing silly things when he doesn’t think I’m watching…

ian said | 25 May, 2010

I want to self publish a small photography book about 15cm x 15cm square in size,
Called TRAIN. Want to feature a black and white series capturing all the different types of characters that ride trains, all from different backgrounds. I want to create an interaction with them Most people sit on the train and say nothing, i want to change that atmosphere for this project.

ian from Perth WA

Erica Bailey said | 25 May, 2010

I would love to take this little beauti with me on my first trip to Europe! London, Berlin, Prague, Paris!! Oh pretty, pretty pleeeeeeease!

Sydney, Australia.

Keiran Wodds said | 25 May, 2010

I’d love to photograph the rocks in sydney just before sunrise, when its all quiet and hardly anybody around, show the history of the place without human interference. PENRITH, AUSTRALIA!

Natalie said | 25 May, 2010

I would love a camera to allow people to record moments from their journeys and create beautiful maps from them…epicenter being Sydney

Alister said | 25 May, 2010

Northcote, Australia. I’d photograph Kyle doing community service.

penny mackay said | 25 May, 2010

I live in the dress circle estate, in the burbs of sydney. It is a little suburb built in 1960 as LJ Hookers first exhibition home estate. Many of the original houses are still here. Very funky / 60′s / brady bunch styles with stone walls and cactus gardens. All of the streets in the suburb are named after famous Australian performers.. There is : Melba drive, finch ave, cilento crescent, bronhill st, Elliot ave (after comedienne Madge Elliot) among a few others.

I want to photograph all of these cool houses and the plaque to LJ hooker thats in the middle. I would like to capture a few at night with a family eating dinner around the table with the view we have of centrepoint tower out in the distance.

Lac said | 25 May, 2010

A picture is worth a thousand words – a face tells a thousand stories…

With this camera, I would capture the homeless people, society tends to forget in Sydney. Every person has a story…

Surry Hills, Australia

Paige X. Cho said | 25 May, 2010

I’d photograph my feet. Because I’m lazy and I can photograph my feet from bed.

Fitzroy, Melbourne.

shannon said | 25 May, 2010

i’d take pictures of crazy people doing weird things, art and the people in between.

Zarah said | 25 May, 2010

I want to capture the growth of my little kitten Cooper as he rapidly grows,grows and grows as well as create a lookbook of my designs I am creating at Fashion School.
If I get sick of that I may start photographing crime scenes and blood spatter ( possibly due to an overdose of Dexter!)
xx

Zarah said | 25 May, 2010

I want to capture the growth of my little kitten Cooper as he rapidly grows,grows and grows as well as create a lookbook of my designs I am creating at Fashion School.
If I get sick of that I may start photographing crime scenes and blood spatter ( possibly due to an overdose of Dexter!)
xx
Zarah
lost and found in the ghetto
Redfern, Sydney

David Mahony said | 25 May, 2010

I would like it for my son in Sydney, a photography student, who has just lost his job and had to sell some of his gear to cover his rent payments. His current themes are moody beach and cloud compositions.
Thanks

aramas said | 25 May, 2010

I want to photograph my freinds tearing up the snow at
mt bulller this winter.
Melbourne Australia

willo said | 25 May, 2010

i would photograph my 2 broken cameras as I tossed their sorry carcasses from my balcony. Sydney, Aus.

gabrielle said | 25 May, 2010

anything and everything that excites and enlightens me.
Gold Coast, QLD.

Conrad said | 25 May, 2010

I’d take a photo of my kid’s smiling face when I give it to him…and again when I give it back to him
Gold Coast Australia

Jessie said | 25 May, 2010

I would take pics of all the things that make our world, including landscape and wildlife but espcially people in the streets and what defines us
Jessie, Perth WA

kate bowden said | 25 May, 2010

i would love to make photos of my city and my people, i like the beautiful light that is unique to australia and travel the world and make photos of the most beautiful moments i find

Kit said | 25 May, 2010

I want never gets…

Justine said | 26 May, 2010

I would like to photograph truths, inconsistencies, the beautiful things people overlook.

Mississauga, Ontario

anna said | 26 May, 2010

A shutter opens fleetingly, coaxes a moment to surrender it’s poetry, hiding right in front of me, ephemeral as memory.
Samsung nx10, make the word new again, innocence among men, eyes wide open, capture without judgement, tracing where the light went….

jay said | 26 May, 2010

I’ve heard a secret floating around about a lady. I plan to track her down. She is a hooker with a beard. Her name – Beatrice. She has pet cat named Solomon Southerby who has one eye.

Why? I’m sure it would make for a better photo than usual flowers/kids/lanscapes and do you know a beareded hooker with a one eyed cat? I can only assume not, however If you do it’ll make my search alot easier.
Jay – Melbourne.

Alice said | 26 May, 2010

I have been hanging to photograph the georgeous Macedon Ranges in Victoria. I have just moved there and everyday there is something I wish I could capture on film.

Nathan said | 26 May, 2010

Oh, Mr. Game Warden. I hope you can help me. I’ve been told I could shoot wabbits and goats and pigeons and mongooses and dirty skunks and ducks. Could you tell me what season it weawwy is.

I’m a wed-hot sportsman and I wanna shoot Wabbits with the NX10. Wabbits in Sydney, Australia.

Dijana said | 27 May, 2010

I don’t think it would be right for me to technically try to win the Samsung, but if I did win it, you know what I’d take photos of?
My family. They’re real funny looking and all have great faces with a whole lotta expression. Mum is one of those European ladies who just recently started wearing colour again (after wearing black for three years!!) and you can really see the change in her face.

My sister has the most amazing eyes and the prettiest complexion that has been passed down to her son, who I really do think is the cutest kid on the planet. I like his peaches and cream skin and the look he gets on his face when you catch him sticking his finger in places they shouldn’t go (cakes, power points, in his eye).

And I’d take photos of paths. I really like windy paths. I was in Apollo Bay for the weekend and luckily met these guys that were part of the Melbourne Camera Club, my friend got so excited and said how she’d love to join. I didn’t say anything because the camera I own is a lil’ Olympus that barely knows how to focus, but Bert, one of the Camer Club members said that ‘it is all in here’ while pointing to his head. So I’d also like to take a photo of Bert’s head.

Samantha said | 27 May, 2010

I would try capture the moments that allow me to see the world from another angle, if only for that fragment of a second. I want to see the extraordinary in the the ordinary and how beautiful that can be. I want to capture that which make us question the status quo. Everything eventually always seems to change, for better or for the worse – I want to look back and remember ‘how things used to be.’ I want to capture the people/places/things that make me smile, laugh and cry. I want to remember where I’ve been, where I’m going and how it felt to get there. Time goes by so quickly, I want to slow it down. I want to be able to see things close up and just left of frame. I want to capture the things that mean something to me.

I want to capture….something.

Sydney, Australia

gabriec said | 28 May, 2010

i could lie and say i’d like it to photograph a badass trip i have planned, but i have no money. so no travel, and no camera… yet. i’ll photograph shadows and sun on snow, my mothers midwife in her garden, my little brothers laugh, my friends in our precious moments before we all leave each other to move around the world. i’ll photograph the things i can’t explain with words. the things you have to see and feel
love from the mitten,
gabrielle
grand rapids, MI

Jenna said | 28 May, 2010

I’d like to photograph my belly button (in Brisbane).

Alyson said | 28 May, 2010

I’m new to photography, but am in love. I’d learn the ins and outs of this baby and she’d become my third eye, capturing gorgeous macro smiling faces, glistening moonlight rock star performances, the stunning sparkling sunsets over the Coffs Jetty and oh so much more
Coffs Harbour, NSW

Lizi said | 28 May, 2010

Living half a world away from friends and family I want to return home, photograph our times spent laughing and playing. I want to have memories to hold and cherish..

Sydney, Australia.. always loving home!

joanne said | 28 May, 2010

I’d Photograph Australia’s iconic Twelve Apostles, beautiful costal scenery, great day out, exploring learning and sharing with friends. Time to capture them now before we loose another..

Joanne Victoria Australia

Todd AK said | 28 May, 2010

I want to photograph everything that goes into my mouth for a month.

Todd AK, Melbourne, Australia

Pat O'Connell said | 28 May, 2010

As an artist I like to carry a camera where ever I go. My old digital camera isnt the best resolution and quality for capturing the everyday moments and events that I like to incorporate in my sculptures. I also need a good camera to be able to take great shots to add to my website.
Being lightweight and of a high quality, the NX10 would be perfect for my needs.

I am in Geelong, Victoria.

Tany said | 28 May, 2010

Sydney. I would photograph 2 subjects. The first would be to capture the our son coming into our lives – to be born this week. Those prescious moments & fine details of his little feet & fresh face. Many years to capture his personality like a pause in time. The second subject to photograph is my next body of work – abstract paintings. You can never take too many photos!!

marlene said | 28 May, 2010

i’d photograph people asleep or passed out on trains and buses in melbourne

marlene , melbourne, victoria

Macarena Miranda said | 28 May, 2010

Vivid Sydney, Australia’s annual festival of light, music and ideas. It shows of my city’s worth perfectly.

Andrew de Mesquita said | 28 May, 2010

I will take it everywhere with me and photograph the random acts of kindness that pass me by. I would also like to use it for my new blog which will feature scooter riders riding with awkward shaped objects like umbrellas and golf clubs. Cheers! Andrew (Sydney)

Dretta said | 28 May, 2010

I know this is weird but I want to photograph feet! I am starting a photog program in the fall, the timing is just perfect Good day and good luck all~ btw, I hail from Nashville, TN USA

Anja said | 28 May, 2010

Well, there’s this really awesome old abandoned warehouse around the corner from mine with all this amazing graffiti, the thing is it’s going to be redeveloped so i have to get in there with one of my makes and create some amazing fire twirling and light painting photography before it’s gone.
Melbourne.

Cheryl said | 28 May, 2010

I would take photos of my friends and I in our summer ensembles in NYC this July and send them to friends back home who will proably be wearing anoraks and opaque tights….

Mean? Yes. But necessary.

Cheryl, Sydney

Nat Power said | 28 May, 2010

just the trees, all the trees – short and tall, bushy and naked.

Ripponlea, Melbourne, OZland

Esther Vida said | 28 May, 2010

I would take a photo of me taking photos with all the cameras I won’t be using anymore dressed in the clothes I won’t wear again in some places that have rocked my world.

Molly McGrath said | 28 May, 2010

I want to photograph live music. I love the interaction between artists and their crowd and all the beautiful stage set-ups and lighting. Being able to capture such a dynamic atmosphere is a great feeling!
Perth ,Western Australia.

Erin said | 28 May, 2010

I want to photograph the little old ladies that work in my local Op Shop… wearing every string of beads in the place.
Or get a naked fat lady, wrap string around her real tight, and put her in a bath of red wine.
Not sure why.

Erin in Brisbane

annie walsh said | 28 May, 2010

I would photograph cute boys on vintage bikes
Melbourne, Australia

Diego Malache Silva said | 28 May, 2010

I would Like to photograp my home town and its colonial past, Its people, the Inca heritage, and how its costums have evolved and changed after 500 hundred years of Spanish colonization.
Cuenca – Ecuador.

Peter Giles said | 28 May, 2010

I want to photograph my 5 year old son Orlando
Sydney, Australia

Chris said | 28 May, 2010

I would photograph the day before so that the memories can be relived tomorrow.
Chris, Melbourne

michelle said | 28 May, 2010

i’d take photos of the vegan desserts i make. my current camera is let’s say nicht so gut for food photography and nothing is sadder than a shitty photo of an amazing cake.

michelle, melbourne

Elizabeth said | 28 May, 2010

I would photograph the European vacation I am taking with my brother and sister later this year. We don’t live together anymore but are coming together to take one epic adventure.
Elizabeth, Adelaide, Australia.

Phoebe said | 28 May, 2010

This camera would change my world as I’m currently working on developing my own fashion blog and need this amazing Samsung NX10… I’m obsessed!

Sars said | 28 May, 2010

I would like to take great photos for my art with that great camera! Sarah of Melbourne

Stefan said | 28 May, 2010

Simple…everything I see, this world is my muse after all.

Micah Gardner said | 28 May, 2010

i’d capture the best moments of my last year of being a kid. im from Townsville.

julia alice said | 28 May, 2010

I’D PHOTOGRAPH THE SAME THING OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER, AND OVER… FOR MY STOP-MOTION ANIMATION ◆
JULIA, SYDNEY

Ross said | 29 May, 2010

Hi
I live in Sydney because it’s the best city in the world (not that I’ve been to them all, but I continually compare, although I did like Kyoto and Florence a lot). I would take tonnes of photos of the places I love about Sydney, the beach (I love the beach), the rocks, the sea, trips along the coast, the pool, the habour, ships, boats and ferries, the bridge, city architecture, people, houses, the seasons, flowers and plants (I like agaves ang fig trees), art and festivals (Vivid and the Biennale at the moment) and fun other events (like kite day at Bondi), parks, lots of landscapes, the sky (maybe a sunset), my holidays and trips overseas, my friends wedding, the zoo, the gardens, food, the markets, sports, things that are graphic, colourful, have pattern or contrast. And my family and friends. Maybe a couple of the cat. The usual stuff around me – just special to me.

Melinda said | 29 May, 2010

I would like to photograph my step-kids in our home town of Perth, Western Australia. We’ll be tourists in our own city and find the beauty and uniqueness that often gets over-looked when you live in the same place all your life.

nicola said | 29 May, 2010

I want to photograph Bali !!! I’m going on a holiday there with my friends and this madddd camera would be the perfect tool to capture all our fun moments!
Nicola, Sydney

Michael D said | 29 May, 2010

Here in Newcastle, Australia, whale season i just about to start. Every year I go to look outs and out on boats to get a better look at these awesome creatures and the photos taken with my little compact camera are rarely satisfactory. Now this camera would be the perfect upgrade to get some GREAT photos this year.
Michael D, Newcastle

Anna said | 30 May, 2010

I want to photograph the things that i might notice everyday that make me think, smile or shock me. Things that create a visual memory.

Anna from Colne, Lancashire.

Gaudin said | 30 May, 2010

I would photograph during my next summer holidays in Brazil the beautiful landscapes and most incredible animals ! Rio, Pantanal, Salvador… promise fantastic images!
Camille from Bordeaux, France.

Christine said | 30 May, 2010

Watching Jerry Springer a few years ago inspired me to do a photoshoot based on the theme ‘Help! i’m a human buffet!’

This camera would be put to good use.

Christine said | 30 May, 2010

BTW

Sydney, Aus

Ranui said | 30 May, 2010

I want to meet a new person everyday and take a photo of them then ask a set of questions about them selves, something revealing and publish it on a blog called “365 Strangers”.

Ranui said | 30 May, 2010

I want to meet a new person everyday and take a photo of them then ask a set of questions about them selves, something revealing and publish it on a blog called “365 Strangers”.

Ranui – Sydney, Australia

Adie said | 31 May, 2010

I want to photograph my cat that is about to have 6 beautiful kittens!

Perth, Western Australia

Miranda said | 31 May, 2010

I want to photograph still mornings, and rays of light on the first frostings of winter on grass lawns, lovers, breaking dawns, early morning surfers and swimmers, gardens, coffee froth, roadtrips, cafes, amazing live gigs, young men and women, bustling cities, swings in playgrounds, the atmosphere in universities, beautiful sunny days, families going about their business together, friends laughing and sharing with each other, amazing delicacies, the lines of ‘having lived’ on the faces of elderly people, moments of excitement, and smiles, and wonder and happiness, and raw human energy.. awe-inspiring things that we all take for granted day to day.

I’d photograph human life in motion, and then I’d show it to the Eating Disorder patients that I volunteer with to show them that there is so much in the world to live for… so I could help to give them something to believe in.
Miranda – Melbourne, Aus

Gabrielle Paton said | 31 May, 2010

I would photograph the unique beauty of yarra river which runs from Williamstown, through the city, and all the way out to Port Phillip.

Kim said | 31 May, 2010

I want to photograph me in my 30′s… I am about to turn 30 and I only just realised I don’t have many photo’s of my 20′s… that sucks…

jAY said | 1 June, 2010

I want to document the weird and wonderful shoes as worn by the weird and wonderful locals on the way to wherever it is they are going each morning on the 380 bus from Bondi to the City and tag with a one line comment on when and where they got their shoes, why the love or don’t love their shoes and submit the collection as a gallery to Lost At E-Minor.

Tim said | 1 June, 2010

I want to photograph the faces of first division lottery winners at my local newsagent.

Jemma said | 1 June, 2010

You know how sometimes things are just so good that you want to remember them forever? Things like places, friends, family, buildings, art, food, music, love. Trying to commit every little good thing to memory aint easy and sometimes pictures are just the jolt to bring back the smells, the sentences and the sublime bits of life. Forget only taking pictures for your facebook profile this camera looks like it would take the stuff I would want to show my grandkids in 50 years. I live in Melbourne.

Tim said | 1 June, 2010

I want to photograph the faces of first division lottery winners at my local newsagent.

Darwin, Australia

PS said | 1 June, 2010

I would shoot the bastard that recently broke into my apartment at night while I was asleep. Im not to sure what i’d do with the camera. I guess It might come in handy to take photos.

Sydney, NSW.

Elizabeth said | 2 June, 2010

The views from my apt, the storms rolling in & the sunsets with Manhattan off in the distance. Just to capture that perspective of my tree house-like living

Rockville Centre, NY

clare simons said | 2 June, 2010

Well! I quite my job of 5 years a month ago, i’ve pulled every penny together & i’m going to see the world! I’d take that beautiful camera and put it through its pases on all conerns of this earth, than make a book called “The day i quit my job and won a camera” which would show canded shots of the great australian dream- travel.
Melbourne, VIC

Vicky said | 3 June, 2010

I want to capture history.

History of moments shared between friends, family and other kindred spirits.
History of time and evolution, our social changes, cities building or rebuilding, and the graceful dance of age.
History of those fleeting moments, a laugh, a shy stumble, and the innocent morning dew resting on a world just awaking.

Sydney, Australia

felicity peel said | 3 June, 2010

i want to take photos of the rescue greyhounds i foster so they can find homes quickly
Sydney Australia

Rose said | 3 June, 2010

Life x
Sydney

Phoebe said | 3 June, 2010

Phoebe – Sydney
And i will photograph whaever comes my way!

elena morton said | 3 June, 2010

I want to take photos of things that make me smile and burst with excitement, I want to capture the essence of my world and of the young people who join me in it. I want to document the ever evolving and changing world of the Brisbane music scene, and I want to help to show other young people how to photograph, while using my samsung NZ10, and photograph their new found passion for photography.

Brisbane, australia

Matthew Trevaskis said | 3 June, 2010

I want to photograph a naked woman walking through an old abandoned brick sewer system holding a copy of Miles Davis’s Album Kind of Blue been followed by a trumpet player (playing the trumpet).

Melbourne, VIC

Paula Hart said | 3 June, 2010

Every day I use my trusty film camera to take photos to create Digital photomontage! Am I insane you ask? All the scissors snipping, snipping, then the scanning, scanning scanning… Photos of textures and signage and icons and identities, of real life and dress ups. My studio fills itself with negatives and photographs. Am I a luddite, a dinosaur, a slave to old skool?? NO! I must change, get with the programme, move with the times, get the NX10! Oh the millions more textures and text and dress ups and stuff i could collect. Promise I’ll include you in the next collage!

kirsty said | 3 June, 2010

i would like to attempt the 365 day portrait challenge and need a good camera companion to be by my side, every single day for a year. plus, i’m in love with this camera!

Cal said | 3 June, 2010

“NX10″ sounds more like an awesome project than an awesome camera: “Newcastle X 10″.
10 photos of Newcastle to be taken and, maybe, displayed here on LAEM! Would be great to shoot some pics of the Novocastrian scene (including Renew Newcastle!)

Robert Fogden said | 3 June, 2010

The finals of Secret Wars begin tonight. I would love to capture the excitement of two street artists working the wall for 90 minutes. The Samsung nx-10 would be perfect to record the event, and maybe post the pics on Lost At E Minor

Eugenia said | 3 June, 2010

I would love to win the Samsung NX10 digital camera because I would
love to take advantage of the fact that it’s lightweight when my
husband and I travel to London with my baby boy so he can see his
grandparents for the first time in July…
Melbourne, Vic

jean cave said | 3 June, 2010

I am in Blackheath, Blue Mountains. AUSTRALIA
I don’t want to photograph escarpments or wilderness,
BUT I do want to take pix of Blackheath’s Best Bungalows.
It is bungalow central here, and there are some real beauties

Samantha Holmes said | 3 June, 2010

I would photograph things that I pass by, that pass me by and that you and all the others bypass or pass by you.I like to photograph the everyday. To do this with a camera that doesn’t weigh 2kg like the present one would be just fab!

Love from Melbourne town x

Kyle said | 3 June, 2010

I’ve just moved to Kings Cross and want to use the Samsung LX10 to photograph the subculture and streetlife of Sydney. I want a camera that could also photograph the amazing sight of the sun sinking behind our city.

Sydney, Australia

Cassandra Melville said | 3 June, 2010

I can’t tell you what I’d photograph with it in case someone steals my idea and it ceases to be mine… but I would love a new camera to take a self-portrait with my beautiful collection of old retro cameras including a Holga, a couple of vintage polaroids, a box brownie, an old Exacta etc.. you get the idea!
Canberra, ACT

Patrick said | 3 June, 2010

I would want to photograph all the dinosaurs i could find
Sydney

Steph Larkin said | 3 June, 2010

My feet in different locations and the look on my face when I win such a beauty of a camera. My digital heart and my analogue mind would just snap.
Perth WA but London for the mo.

Helen said | 3 June, 2010

I would like to photograph my lover, and produce a photojournalism series based around his personal and emoitional growth within our relationship (through the use of portraits and lighting techniques) and how we physically interact. Helen – from Adelaide.

alex said | 3 June, 2010

I’d love to photograph North Korea – to capture the contrast between the over-the-top, extravagant displays of military might and unity of events like the Arirang Mass Games and the harsh realities of a country plagued by famine and outdated labour practices, in the throes of complete indoctrination. Whether or not I’d be allowed to is another question!

Alex – Perth

Bec said | 3 June, 2010

Brisbane baby.
I would love to photograph a warehouse coffee shop situatued under a boomgate down a dodgy alleyway somewhere off one of brisbane’s main streets which i am not going to disclose as i would like to keep this place as my little secret.

Elliot Polinsky said | 4 June, 2010

Ah, I’d like to photograph so many lawyers. Then make slide shows. I live in Philly, PA.

Australan Stencil Art Prize said | 4 June, 2010

I’m in Sydney and I’d like to win it so that I can re-gift it to one lucky finalist in the 2010 Australian Stencil Art Prize in November

Zolton said | 5 June, 2010

Hi guys, thanks for all your entries! We have a winner of this camera:

Lac from Surry Hills ion Sydney who left a message on 25 May, 2010. Lac, please contact us via the form on this page:

http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/

Congratulations!

Theresa said | 15 June, 2010

I’m from Houston. I love my city… But not alot of people do… Even many Houstonians hate it. Bill Murray described filming “Rushmore” as being “stuck in a godforsaken little city” or something like that.
Nay!, I say to you, this city is not godforsaken, nor is it little. It’s a little weird, and built on a swamp, but once you get to know it, it can be quite likable… and the oil refineries at night are the most romantic thing!…
I’m interested in photographing my city, the parts of it that seem relatable to the world at large and the parts that are distintly Houstonian in nature… I’d like to find the sense of place in Houston and to share that sense with those who doubt its existence and those who’ve known where it’s been hiding all along.

I’m tryna rep my town!

Amber Sharday Rose said | 27 June, 2010

I would love to photograph the world so that I will be able to show everyone around me how I see through my eyes. The world is a wonderful place but is sometimes taken for granted and I believe that if you can show everyone what they cant see or probably never thought of to take a long look at then maybe with my photographs or anyone elses amazing photogrpahs will help to open eveyones eyes.:)

Eglin AFB,Florida

Alicja Mrozowska said | 2 August, 2010

I would take photos of happy rare moments of my life and share it with others to bring happiness not only to my self but also to others, through myself.

Blackpool,Lancashire United Kingdom

Abdul Wahid said | 7 September, 2010

I live in london and with so many festival events taking place throughout the year it would be nice to have a good camera to take pictures with. Occassionally I would also like to take photos of the different places that I vist as I am always travelling.

London, Tower Hamlet, United Kingdom

Jason Tam said | 10 September, 2010

stuff.. lots and lots of stuff.

Jason Tam, Sydney Australia

Gracie said | 11 September, 2010

I want to capture the simple beauty of the people and loved ones around me. Everyone has that special smile or sparkle in their eyes that they have no idea they even blessed with such beauty. As well as the leaves in this new fall aproaching, the kind that are as big as your face! Maybe even the dragonflies I have seen on a daily basis that have this hint of blue that matches my eyes. I’m thinking of getting a tattoo of one & having my own picture of it’s magnificence would be amazing. My own work of art!
Love, Gracie
Denton,Texas
Communication & Graphic Arts Major

Murray said | 11 September, 2010

I would love to give this camera to my 14 year old grandson who constantly borrows my SLR, he loves photography.

Linda said | 11 September, 2010

Brisbane, Queensland
Images for my travel blog ~
Photo #1: Self portrait in a mirror showing off my new Samsung NX10 digital camera to post in my blog announcing my win

Rina van der Ham said | 11 October, 2010

I would like to be able to take a picture of the Sacre Familia and the other beautiful art creations that Gaudi made in Barcelona. With this high tech NX10 Samsung camera I would be able to capture the details much clearer.

Jan van der Ham said | 11 October, 2010

I would like to take 1000 or more pictures of our new grandchild that is expected in Vietnam. I will be able to send the nicest ones to my 92 year old father who lives in Canada and will probably never get to see him or her in real life. While I am there I will be taken to all the tempels and other beautiful things to see which are not on the tourist route. With the digital NX10 camera I will be able to save all these wonderfull memories.

amit said | 24 October, 2010

i would like to click incredible “INDIA”…………. people with great hearts……. i live in delhi