Congratulations to all the winners of the second Twuttle/Twuddle PhotoWalk. The grand prize winner, James Galpin, chose the British Heart Foundation as his charity to which the proceeds of all the sales of the prints go to, as well as the £80 raised from Sankey’s fish finger sandwiches. Here are the winners and well done to everyone who took part:
Full details:
1st prize: James Galpin – fisheye stairs in black and white – Trophy and £20 voucher for use in Redbox.
2nd prize: Tim Quick – Homeless man in doorway in black and white – Trophy and £10 voucher for use in Redbox.
3rd prize: Laura Goode – “Charlie” in black and white 120mm format film – Trophy and £5 voucher for use in Redbox.
Most like a postcard : Justin Spain – Dunorlan park – 35mm colour – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Judges favourite : Peter Turner – Lady in window looking thoughtful – 35mm colour (this was one of Andrew Newson’s students. – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Best use of a prop : Max Kimber – Picture of guy (Craig Burton) in street with rubber ring in shape of dragon around neck! – £5 voucher to spend at Redbox.
Don’t forget that you can see the original prints in all their glory at the Wobblybridge Gallery until the 6th of July so if you haven’t seen them yet please pop along to visit Paul and have a look. You can also purchase the prints*, courtesy of RedBox Cameras, for £10 with the proceeds going to the British Heart Foundation.
* Prints only available with the individual photographer’s permission ~ please speak to staff at Redbox Cameras for further information. Simply tell them (or Paul at Wobblybridge) which photo you’d like a print of and they will do the rest.
**Tickets which qualify you for the special £10 film & processing deal are available now from the Wobblybridge Gallery on Camden Road or Redbox Cameras on Monson Road.**
More details on the ‘ticket’ itself so go pick one up today!
Date: June 9th 2010
Time: 6-9pm
Meeting Place: Sankey’s, Mount Ephraim (where you’ll receive your roll of film)
Theme: A Summer’s Evening in Royal Tunbridge Wells
Details: Entry is completely free but we’ve arranged a special deal with Redbox Cameras of Monson Road which for £10 gets you a roll of 35mm 400 ASA film, processing, a full set of prints (36) plus one large print. Once you have chosen your favourite image from the Photowalk and had it printed nice and large, it will be exhibited at the Wobblybridge Art Gallery on Camden Road on 30th June – where we will have a wine and nibbles evening to gaze upon each others masterpieces (and vote for an overall winner!).
I think you have to agree this is a really special event you can’t afford to miss, so please register your interest by leaving a comment below so Redbox Cameras can order the right amount of film for the 9th of June. You will have the choice of Black & White or Colour film.
STOP PRESS!
By special request, we’re going to be running TWO categories: one for 35mm film – and a second for any other format. People have been digging out so many wonderful non-35mm cameras from their attics that we’ve just had to throw the competition open to allow them to be used! So whether your camera takes 120mm roll film or APS… please bring it along. The selection of cameras on display on the 9th is going to almost be as exciting as the final shots on display at Wobblybridge Art Gallery on the 30th. We can’t wait!
PS.
The special £10 ‘ticket’ deal we’ve arranged with Redbox Cameras sadly only covers 35mm film. But for any of you with a camera that uses another format, feel free to come along and join in. You don’t need a ticket ~ just you, your camera and erm… some suitable film! Redbox Cameras have loads of different types of film (and can process and print many of them) – pop in for further details. For the exhibition at Wobblybridge Art Gallery you will need to provide a print – please discuss this with Chris or Mike on the night of the Photowalk.
But remember, NO DIGITAL manipulation is allowed!
Last night saw the opening of the Twuddle PhotoWalk Exhibition at the Wobblybridge Gallery on Camden Road with prints courtesy of RedBox Cameras.
