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Isobel Scanlon - Third-Year Industrial Design Student

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TitleIsobel Scanlon - Third-Year industrial design student - Faculty of the Built Environment - winner of the Sydney Morning Herald’s 2005 Young Designer of the Year AwardPhotographerQuentin Jones Last edited by: Katie Bird

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Photographic agencySydney Morning Herald Last edited by: Katie Bird

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Date taken2005Material typeDigital ImageAsset typeJPEGHorizontal pixels2704Vertical pixels4005Horizontal resolution (PPIs)220Vertical resolution (PPIs)220Black and whiteNoCollectionUniversity Archives PhotographsArchives reference numberS2820/1819CopyrightSydney Morning Herald Last edited by: Katie Bird

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