Exhibition Tips and Tricks 30 Nov 2021
Tips and Tricks For Choosing Exhibition Entries
Location: Record Office Cinema
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30 November 2021 – Gavin Bowyer
Below, Gavin Bowyer describes the timetable for the 2022 Annual Exhibition and his plans to help and encourage more members to enter.
The evening will include presentations by several WPS members who have have been successful in previous years, with their advice on how to choose your entries for the exhibition.
This season we will have a physical print exhibition in The Discovery Centre (DC), Winchester as well as an online gallery.
Members will be invited to submit up to 12 entries. The submitted entries will be PDIs; successful entrants will then be asked to provide the prints that will be exhibited, and the PDIs will be exhibited online too.
We are keen to draw in entries from as many WPS members as possible, and are acutely aware that in previous years only about 20-25% of the membership has been exhibited. To this end, we are organising events to encourage more members to enter.
This evening presentation will include presentations by several WPS photographers who have enjoyed successes in the annual exhibition, each offering their advice on how to choose your entries for the exhibition.
We will follow this up in December and January with opportunities for mentorship and advice for those considering entry and requesting help with selecting their images.
Book Online
To attend in person, members please book directly on WebCollect or using the form below
On a smartphone, the form probably works better if you hold the phone in landscape orientation.
Attend in person
The meeting is in the cinema at the Hampshire Records Office.
Please use the booking form under the Book Online tab to reserve your place.
Follow online
If you are still self-isolating or otherwise unable to attend in person, you can follow the meeting online using GoToMeeting.
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See also:
- For full details of the WPS Programme for 2021-22, see Main Programme, where any programme changes will be shown
