‘Through the Lens’ is a photography project comprising of workshops, a competition and an exhibition. It also involves the Award winning music photographer Andy Earl who has 120 sleeves and 20 videos for musicians such as The Rolling Stones to his credit.
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The workshops we are running will culminate in a photography competition in conjunction with the Daily Echo with the theme ‘Bournemouth through the lens’ that encompasses Bournemouth’s residents views of the town and supports the 200th anniversary of
Bournemouth. The competition entries will be part of a curated exhibition along Bournemouth historical landmark the Pier, during the Re: Bourne Arts and Culture Festival.
We will be holding an awards ceremony in ‘Aruba’, overlooking the Pier exhibition, with the workshop photographer sharing his experience throughout the project and guest speaker Andy Earl. All advertisers and supporters will be invited to this with their donations on display.
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TO ENTER
To be part of the project enter the competition to be exhibited along Bournemouth's historical landmark, the Pier.
Anything about Bournemouth that is special to you - it could be your favourite place, people enjoying their hobbies, a picnic in the park, celebrating a special occasion, a community event, sport or spectators, enjoying a special place, almost anything! There are lots of possibilities out there!
The photos must be taken within Bournemouth from the past to present. Make sure you provide a caption for your photograph and be sure to get permission if taking photos of other people.
Photos can be any size up to A4 (21 x 30cm)
Please send your name, age, caption, photographs and contact details including email address to:
Gem Brown
Through the Lens
Arts and Events Management
The Arts University College Bournemouth
Wallisdown
Poole
Dorset BH12 5HH
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