Deakin intern Felicity Smith takes a closer look at the gendered framing of women’s sport after Austrian rock climber Johanna Färber was shot inappropriately, again. While competing at the Women’s semi-final in Moscow this year, a lingering shot of Austrian rock climber Johanna Färber’s behind was broadcast live across the world, as well as in …
To round out the first year of Siren and our collaboration with Rachel Bach (By The White Line), here’s her final diary entry for 2020. As 2020 approached, I wasn’t quite sure where my photography journey would take me next. After a busy year that included covering a World Cup, as well as international and …
In the latest By The White Line Diaries, Rachel takes us to the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the moment that defined her experience. The final whistle blew, and the American players celebrated, as Dutch players dropped to the ground. After shooting the initial reactions, I made my way around the pitch for the …
Continuing our profiles of women in sports photography, Siren’s Deakin University intern Brielle Quigley introduces us to photographer Kelly Defina. After starting her career in fashion, Kelly Defina swapped runways for muddy fields and long, hot days spent courtside anticipating when the magic would happen, and magic it is. With an uncanny ability to read …
Today we’re thrilled to announce to our second official Siren Collaborator, photographer Rachel Bach of By The White Line, known for her women’s football photography! We are excited to announce that Rachel Bach of By The White Line is officially part of the Siren family through our Siren Collaborator program. When Siren formed, we co-founders …