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Barb Nicholls: A life of safer waters
Nigel McNay
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Barb Nicholls says swimming "really gave me my career". Picture: KYLIE ESLER
Anni Davey: A catcher of life’s dreams
Nigel McNay
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"The career path for circus performers, contemporary circus performers - there isn't one. You have to make it up. We're still making it up, particularly for women." - Anni Davey
Chris Ellis: Visions fine in oils ‘n’ water
Nigel McNay
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Chris Ellis goes into "another world" when he is working with oils on canvas. Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Charlie Boase: Just nothing but blue skies
Nigel McNay
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Charlie Boase: Just nothing but blue skies
Elenor Tedenborg: Back to living life
Nigel McNay
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"One of the things I've learnt is that by being vulnerable and talking about it, other people can relate." - Elenor Tedenborg. Picture: MARK JESSER
Graeme Melbourne: Fighting for what’s right
Nigel McNay
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Graeme Melbourne: Fighting for what’s right
Tim Podesta: Can’t stop ’til he gets it all
Nigel McNay
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Tim Podesta's creative quest has a long way to run. Picture: KYLIE ESLER
Keith Marshall: His beautiful life in motion
Nigel McNay
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Dreamscape: Keith Marshall swims "a mile a day", though still hankers for times spent in the old Stanley Street pool. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Kate Bland: Magic drawn from passion
Nigel McNay
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VARIETY: Border artist Kate Bland loves the magic her work can create under the gaze of others. Picture: MARK JESSER
Norm Crisp: Happiness over wealth
Nigel McNay
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Contented: Helping family and the wider Tallangatta community is what matters most to Norm Crisp. Pictures: JAMES WILTSHIRE

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