A celebration of love not bound by societal norms.

Jessie Casson’s winning image is selected from 8,000 other entries.

For Auckland photographer Jessie Casson a creative space at home is her work base.

Photographer Jessie Casson defines her style with bold colours, vintage items, and family hand-me-downs. She always wears trainers. The UK-born 44-year-old lives in Auckland with her husband, Matt, and kids Dylan, 14, Otis, 9, and Iris, 7. The family recently spent four months travelling around Latin America, tracking down people Casson photographed almost two decades ago, to learn about their lives now and show them the photographs she took of their younger selves. A film of the journey, What Becomes of Me, is in post-production. By Britt Mann.

Film maker Jessie Casson’s intrepid journey through South America an adventure of a lifetime.

In 2004, photographer Jessie Casson was travelling the world and taking portrait shots of teenagers she randomly met. New Zealand was supposed to be a stopover – but she stayed. Almost 15 years (and three kids) later, she’s still here, the teenagers she shot are adults and she's made a documentary about them. Emma Page reports.