1/13An example of Adam Hourigan's work. Picture: Adam Hourigan
Adam Hourigan’s photos
Adam Hourigan has snapped some eye-catching shots in the years he has worked as a newspaper photographer.
2/13An example of Adam Hourigan's work. Picture: Adam Hourigan
3/13An example of Adam Hourigan's work. Picture: Adam Hourigan
4/13An example of Adam Hourigan's work. Picture: Adam Hourigan
5/13Lucy Ryder, 18 - with a photo of one of her first dance performances, reflects on her time with the Clarence River Dance Academy before starting full-time dance training next year with the National College of Dance.Photo Adam Hourigan / The Daily Examiner. Picture: Adam Hourigan
6/13Samantha Fielden with daughter Harmony Fielden, 5 - playing in See Park. Picture: Adam Hourigan
7/13There was plenty of excitement and nerves for the girls from Clarence River Dance Academy before their Pre-Primary Royal Academy of Dance exam yesterday at the studio in Maclean. And even though the average age of the ballerinas was five, for Alexandra Wardleworth, 2 - she couldn't wait to join her big sister Charlotte (second from left) for some dancing.Photo Adam Hourigan / The Daily Examiner. Picture: Adam Hourigan
8/13Picture: Adam Hourigan Photography
9/13Breanna Ryan of Harwood plays a cello on the dirt road outside her house - heading to Sydney later in the month to perform as part of the orchestra at the Schools Spectacular.Photo Adam Hourigan / The Daily Examiner. Picture: Adam Hourigan
10/13Breanna Ryan and Grace Hickey - who make up duo \"Solstice\" - combining their talents to play some entertainment at the Relay For Life.Photo Adam Hourigan / The Daily Examiner. Picture: Adam Hourigan
11/13Howling for success - the little dancers from Iluka Public School kindergarten received second place for their puppy-themed dance at the Grafton Eisteddfod Schools Day. Picture: Adam Hourigan
12/13Matthew Parkin, 12, Morgen Parkin, 13, Cody Hinterholzl, 11 and Lochlan Elward, 12 - members of Minnie Water Wooli Surf Life Saving club - helped with rescuing two people on the weekend.Photo Adam Hourigan / The Daily Examiner. Picture: Adam Hourigan
13/13Muhammad Hasan shows off his citizenship certificate with a hand from his parents on his shoulder at the citizenship ceremony at Ellem Oval. Picture: Adam Hourigan
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