MORE than 50 photographers from all over the world captured images over 24 hours on New Year’s Eve as part of the annual international Shoulder to Shoulder project.
Participants have submitted images from locations including Rottnest Island, Fremantle Port, New York, Bali, the Solomon Islands, New Zealand, South Australia, Taiwan, Germany and the UK.
Professional photographer Christian Fletcher took part this year.
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READ NOWPhotographer and Shoulder to Shoulder co-ordinator Rick Bawden said he was expecting more than 500 images this year to create a photo book of about 120 pages.
Images were captured from 12pm on December 31 to 12pm on January 1, however Mr Bawden kept his camera clicking for more than 33 hours.
“I started in Fremantle on the beach and went to Karrakatta cemetery, North Perth and Canning Vale,” he said.
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