The new Google Street View for the Isle of Wight has been launched. Internet users of Google Maps are now able to get in-depth imagery from around the Island…

Building on ‘Coastal Abstraction’ Luke Ellison follows with ‘Coastal Evolution’. Luke’s latest photographic enamel series continues to explore the natural beauty, elemental structures and character of the diverse ever-evolving Isle of Wight Coastline…

The review of a recent exhibition ‘The Camera & Beyond’ at Dimbola Lodge on the Isle of Wight by the No Man is an Island group, features in the London 2012 Inspire Newsletter this month. It was a wonderful opportunity for the artists and young photographers to see the fruits of their work and to share them with families, friends and supporters…

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…

Readers may remember news of the Digital Economy Bill gaining royal assent back in November. Island Photographers feel the DEB is not good news, in essence it provides the government “unprecedented and sweeping powers” to amend copyright laws without further consultation…

5th March to 11th April 2010: An ‘Out of the Box’ Exhibition of Photography from Medina High and St George’s Special Needs School students is about to open at Dimbola Lodge in Freshwater…

A new project What on Earth? is encouraging everyone to get outside into their gardens and local parks and take photos of the wildlife they don’t recognise. Everyone who sends in a photo will get a free packet of flower seeds, the project will run for just two months so get snapping now…

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Hallmark Cards are calling out for photographers to get creative with the launch of a nationwide photography competition to capture the ‘picture of motherhood’…