Photography competition deadline
Last chance to enter the Stade Education Project’s ‘Stade Stories’ photography competition! Deadline closes on Sunday 24th July at 2pm.
Photos are to be on or of the Stade in Hastings Old Town. Any topic can be included but the judges; Cllr Jeremy Birch, Leader of the council; Grace Lau photographer, and Yasmin Ornsby, Chair of the Stade Partnership will be looking for photos that tell a story - whether that be a true life story or a constructed one. Experimental ideas are welcomed.
The Judges are looking for strong ideas rather than technical expertise. It’s about the idea behind the image, the creativity of the person behind the lens, not how good the camera is. The Judges aren’t after David Bailey - they are looking for people who have a good idea and can show the idea through their photo. Even photos taken with mobile phones can be included.
44 of the photographs submitted will be professionally framed by Carbon Framers of Fairlight for an exhibition during Coastal Currents and there are prizes of digital cameras, Marriott’s photo shore vouchers and personalised postcards from Judges up for grabs.
Last year hundreds of people came to the exhibition so this is a great opportunity for budding photographers to get their work out there in the public realm. To find out how to enter pick up an information sheet from the Fishermen’s Museum or go to:
Stade Stories
Last chance to enter the Stade Education Project’s ‘Stade Stories’ photography competition! Deadline closes on Sunday 24th July at 2pm.
Photos are to be on or of the Stade in Hastings Old Town. Any topic can be included but the judges; Cllr Jeremy Birch, Leader of the council; Grace Lau photographer, and Yasmin Ornsby, Chair of the Stade Partnership will be looking for photos that tell a story - whether that be a true life story or a constructed one. Experimental ideas are welcomed.
The Judges are looking for strong ideas rather than technical expertise. It’s about the idea behind the image, the creativity of the person behind the lens, not how good the camera is. The Judges aren’t after David Bailey - they are looking for people who have a good idea and can show the idea through their photo. Even photos taken with mobile phones can be included.
44 of the photographs submitted will be professionally framed by Carbon Framers of Fairlight for an exhibition during Coastal Currents and there are prizes of digital cameras, Marriott’s photo shore vouchers and personalised postcards from Judges up for grabs.
Last year hundreds of people came to the exhibition so this is a great opportunity for budding photographers to get their work out there in the public realm. To find out how to enter pick up an information sheet from the Fishermen’s Museum or go to:
Stade Stories
Maria Dyas - Winner of People's Choice 2010
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