Or, perhaps, a more apt title might be 'Upcoming Photographic Events in 2014 that isn't the Photography Show 2014 that everyone's talking about' ;D
Upcoming Photographic Events;
Event: Behind the Lens: Wildlife Photographers (Talk)
Where: Natural History Museum, London
When: 22 March 2014 (12:30 - 13:00 & 14:30 - 15:00)
Diving into freezing oceans, perching in treetops, stalking through savannah and remaining motionless for hours - such is the dedication of wildlife photographers in capturing the perfect image. Meet world-class wildlife photographers and find out about their work, experiences and techniques out in the field.
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Event: British Wildlife Photography Awards (Exhibition)
Where: Moors Valley Country Park & Forest, Dorset
When: Saturday 8th March 2014, All day.
Stunning wildlife photography from some of the best photographers in the UK; on display daily in the Visitor Centre until 9th March.
The British Wildlife Photography Awards were established in 2009 and aim to recognise the talents of photographers practicing in the UK and highlight the diversity of Britain’s natural history.
Now a National touring exhibition, Moors Valley is thrilled to be a host venue once again. Expect stunning imagery and exceptional quality photography.
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Event: Photography Masterclass at Cathkin Braes Woods with Scott Jones (Outdoor Event)
Where: Cathkin Braes Country Park, Glasgow South Side
When: 15 March 2014, 12pm - 3pm
Budding local photographers are being invited to take part in a free photography masterclass at Cathkin Braes on Saturday, 15 March 2014 from noon to 3pm.
The Forestry Commission Scotland has teamed up with landscape photographer Scott Jones for a series of masterclasses designed to help people enhance their photography skills and learn how to focus, frame, light and position the perfect landscape picture.
This is a free event and is open to anyone looking to brush up on their photography skills. To book a place, please email commonwoods@forestry.gsi.gov.uk or call 01698 368 530. Remember to wrap up warm and bring a camera.
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Event: SLLC Photography Competition Exhibition
Where: Chatelherault Country Park, Hamilton
When: ending 09 March 2014, 10am - 5pm
A must see exhibition to view the stunning entries from this years annual photographic competition.
Photographs from all age groups covering a wide range of categories and all taken within South Lanarkshire will be on display. If you have an interest in photography and enjoy views and scenes from around the county, then this is an exhibition not to be missed!
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Event: Making it up: Photographic Fictions (Display)
Where: Photography, Room 38a, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
When: ending Wed 19 March 2014
DISPLAY: Photography is widely associated with truthfulness yet it has also been employed throughout its history as a means of telling stories and evoking the imaginary.
This display includes photographs by some of the most influential contemporary artists working in this vein, such as Gregory Crewdson, Duane Michals and Cindy Sherman, alongside examples by 19th-century practitioners including Julia Margaret Cameron, Clementina Lady Hawarden and Oscar Gustav Rejlander.
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Event: A History of Photography (Display/Exhibition)
Where: Photographs Room 100, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
When: Sat 18 January 2014 – Sat 17 January 2015
DISPLAY: The Photographs Gallery draws upon the V&A’s internationally renowned collection and chronicles the history of photography from the 1840s up to the present day.
In 1852, the V&A became the first museum to collect photographs and in 1858, the first to hold a photography exhibition. The Gallery showcases some of the most technically brilliant and artistically accomplished photographs in the history of the medium.
This re-hang of the permanent display shows works by key figures of photographic history and includes an insight into some of the V&A's first staff photographers, such as Charles Thurston Thompson and Isabel Agnes Cowper. The display also showcases a number of exciting new acquisitions made through the generosity of the Photographs Acquisition Group, including work by Ori Gersht, Darren Harvey-Regan and Denis Brihat.
Upcoming Photographic Events;
Event: Behind the Lens: Wildlife Photographers (Talk)
Where: Natural History Museum, London
When: 22 March 2014 (12:30 - 13:00 & 14:30 - 15:00)
Diving into freezing oceans, perching in treetops, stalking through savannah and remaining motionless for hours - such is the dedication of wildlife photographers in capturing the perfect image. Meet world-class wildlife photographers and find out about their work, experiences and techniques out in the field.
- - -
Event: British Wildlife Photography Awards (Exhibition)
Where: Moors Valley Country Park & Forest, Dorset
When: Saturday 8th March 2014, All day.
Stunning wildlife photography from some of the best photographers in the UK; on display daily in the Visitor Centre until 9th March.
The British Wildlife Photography Awards were established in 2009 and aim to recognise the talents of photographers practicing in the UK and highlight the diversity of Britain’s natural history.
Now a National touring exhibition, Moors Valley is thrilled to be a host venue once again. Expect stunning imagery and exceptional quality photography.
- - -
Event: Photography Masterclass at Cathkin Braes Woods with Scott Jones (Outdoor Event)
Where: Cathkin Braes Country Park, Glasgow South Side
When: 15 March 2014, 12pm - 3pm
Budding local photographers are being invited to take part in a free photography masterclass at Cathkin Braes on Saturday, 15 March 2014 from noon to 3pm.
The Forestry Commission Scotland has teamed up with landscape photographer Scott Jones for a series of masterclasses designed to help people enhance their photography skills and learn how to focus, frame, light and position the perfect landscape picture.
This is a free event and is open to anyone looking to brush up on their photography skills. To book a place, please email commonwoods@forestry.gsi.gov.uk or call 01698 368 530. Remember to wrap up warm and bring a camera.
- - -
Event: SLLC Photography Competition Exhibition
Where: Chatelherault Country Park, Hamilton
When: ending 09 March 2014, 10am - 5pm
A must see exhibition to view the stunning entries from this years annual photographic competition.
Photographs from all age groups covering a wide range of categories and all taken within South Lanarkshire will be on display. If you have an interest in photography and enjoy views and scenes from around the county, then this is an exhibition not to be missed!
- - -
Event: Making it up: Photographic Fictions (Display)
Where: Photography, Room 38a, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
When: ending Wed 19 March 2014
DISPLAY: Photography is widely associated with truthfulness yet it has also been employed throughout its history as a means of telling stories and evoking the imaginary.
This display includes photographs by some of the most influential contemporary artists working in this vein, such as Gregory Crewdson, Duane Michals and Cindy Sherman, alongside examples by 19th-century practitioners including Julia Margaret Cameron, Clementina Lady Hawarden and Oscar Gustav Rejlander.
- - -
Event: A History of Photography (Display/Exhibition)
Where: Photographs Room 100, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
When: Sat 18 January 2014 – Sat 17 January 2015
DISPLAY: The Photographs Gallery draws upon the V&A’s internationally renowned collection and chronicles the history of photography from the 1840s up to the present day.
In 1852, the V&A became the first museum to collect photographs and in 1858, the first to hold a photography exhibition. The Gallery showcases some of the most technically brilliant and artistically accomplished photographs in the history of the medium.
This re-hang of the permanent display shows works by key figures of photographic history and includes an insight into some of the V&A's first staff photographers, such as Charles Thurston Thompson and Isabel Agnes Cowper. The display also showcases a number of exciting new acquisitions made through the generosity of the Photographs Acquisition Group, including work by Ori Gersht, Darren Harvey-Regan and Denis Brihat.
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