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The Island Wine Company In Focus At Awards
The Island Wine Company in Ventnor, are building a reputation for sourcing interesting and often quirky wines from well known regions and far flung places. El Primero Graciano is ‘a treat on its own’ and just one of the fine wines provided for a drinks reception at the Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards.
Bob Aylott Scoops Julia Margaret Cameron Award
Bob Aylott may have heard ‘Hold the Front Page’ a thousand times over in his days as a Fleet Street photographer. But, he wasn’t prepared for the reverse focus – flash popping media attention at the Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards last night (Wednesday).
IW Photographer of the Year Awards on Video
Thanks to Christian Beasley for providing this video, which provides an overview of the Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards. Over 30 photographers received Awards from Isle of Wight Council Chairman Cllr Ian Stephens and Christian received one too!
Misty Morning Wins Annual Isle of Wight Photographer Awards
Michael Cooper’s image of a Misty Morning on the island has won him the title of Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year 2010.
Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards
Island photographers won’t have to wait much longer, as the winners of the Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards 2010 will be announced at the Quay Arts in April.
Island ‘Elements’ Photographic ‘Wall Of Fame’
Now in its 5th year and building on the success of previous Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Awards. The island-wide photography competition themed ‘Elements – earth, wind, fire, and water’ offered photographers, of all abilities, a great subject to capture and entries were as expected of a very high standard.
Go Wild on Wight ‘IWPOY’ Tour Begins
A photographic touring exhibition of some stunning Island wildlife images, begins in April at Freshwater Library, with the next stop Newport Minster in May. The year long touring exhibition contains winning and shortlisted entries in the ‘It’s a Very Small World’ Go Wild on Wight category, as part of the annual Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year competition…
Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Exhibition
The Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year Exhibition returns to the Café Wall, at the Quay Arts on Thursday. IWPOY is the largest annual photographic competition on the Island and celebrates winners including all shortlisted entrants and the Go Wild On Wight winning entries…
