Bembridge photographer Luke Ellison who has photographically explored and recorded the Isle of Wight coastline, is having an open evening on Thursday, 12th June 6 - 8pm @ the Quay Arts.
In this recent body of photographic prints, currently exhibited on the Cafe Wall, until 30th June, Luke has selected texture, contour and colour to create this [...]
If you took photographs of the recent Isle of Wight Walking Festival you are being invited to enter the Isle of Wight Walking Festival Photography Competition.
The competition is organised in conjunction with Dimbola Lodge, the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Unit and the Isle of Wight Walking Festival.
On a lighter note: NASA to sue Snappy Snaps over Mars Photos.
Disclaimer: Please note this is a satirical article and not intended to be taken too seriously by photographers on the Isle of Wight. Read more »
Walkers who took part in the recent Isle of Wight Walking Festival are being invited to enter their photographs into a competition.
The Walking Festival Photographic Competition is organised in conjunction with Dimbola Lodge, the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Unit and the Isle of Wight Walking Festival.
This week ‘A Different Take On Darfur’ is highlighted on the Isle of Wight with photographer Jon Nicholson’s Exhibition at Dimbola Lodge.
The ‘for one week only’ exhibition by Jon (pictured) finishes this Sunday, 20th April, spotlights the recent news and the continuing oppression in Darfur.
Sandown Shanklin and District Camera Club (SSDCC) on the Isle of Wight are hoping three is a lucky number. Established in 1947, they have today launched their very first website.
Norman Potter the former press photographer who captured Roger Bannister’s remarkable sporting feat in breaking the four minute mile in 1954, lays claim to his own ‘personal best’ as he launches his first major photographic exhibition today on the Isle of Wight.
After more than 50 years behind the camera Norman is exhibiting over 50 great [...]
On display now in Dimbola Lodge tearoom is a collection of monochrome images by Stephen Burrows which were originally displayed as a backdrop to launch an arts charity Mental Fight Club in 2005.
Stark images of tumultuous seas alongside bleak landscapes provides powerful visual metaphors for the isolation and turbulent thoughts of people with mental health [...]
