About Me
Biography
My name is Dalida Innes, I am originally from France and I lived in Sydney Australia for the last 17 years and now I moved to Margaret River Western Australia. My true loves are wildlife, landscape, travel photography and everything between. I travel as often as I can and try to see the best of the world. I enjoy my encounters with nature, this often takes me to incredible places where I meet fantastic people.
Adventurous spirit with camera in hand, I try to capture moments of wonder and serenity.
I am self-taught have a sincere passion for all things photographic.
Capturing images for me is like freezing the time and by looking back over my photos, I can get back to this whenever I need. I try to get that precise moment that your eye doesn't have time to remember.
And buy me a coffee if you see me🤪
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Resume
2019
Semi finalist, Highly recommended Africa Geographic Photographer of the Year 2019
2018
Selected finalist for Nat Geo Travel Photographer of the Year Contest
2015
Awarded in Monochrome Photography Awards 2015:
3rd Prize in Wildlife Category
Awarded in Monochrome Photography Awards 2015:
Honorable Mention in Amateur Wildlife Category.
ND Awards: Neutral Density photography award 2015:
Honorable Mention in Nature: Wildlife Category
2014
Awarded picture of the year 2014 on 1x.com people’s choice. Published on the
book Mono for limited edition.
This picture and story has been published as well as The Times and Daily record
newspapers and all other media worldwide.