This is mainly for Eric, Bec and Stevie Bright.
After heated debate and with agreement from nearly all present we are organising an exhibition of our (L3 C and G Photography) work on the back wall behind reception.
There are 2 stretches of wall we will occupy 1
We've measured them and there is room for 18 images in mounts (50x40cm total size either portrait or landscape.) This gives us 2 pictures each, the total wall length of 1 section is 5.50M The mounted images are going to be placed onto foam core board which wil be around 1cm smaller than the mount, so that it stands off the wall but is not seen. they will probably be velcroed This gives a sort of shadow frame. We are paying for the printing, mount and foam board. They have to all be the same and black mount card has been chosen. Images can be any size within the mount but impact is important. We probably need to think of them as disposable for this exhibition, sorry, frames would be expensive, have to not have glass, be drilled to the wall etc and college will not fund.
We are printing our images this week and bringing our mount cutters in on Sat next (22 May) to make a start. Jim is picking up mount board and cores
Steve tutor will need to select your images so please get in touch with him
Hi Guys,lost touch with the blog and class at the mo cos Iv'e bin on me hols,just full of scrumpy,stella and cornish clotted cream. Gave me camera a bashin and got some half decent seascapes
ReplyDeleteSo whats the score can we enter any images off any of our courses if Mr Steve appoves them?
I will try and get some printed for Sat but it may be a bit of a rush. Can we print them in college on Mr Steve's printer?
Going over to Lichfield for the BPS V Lichfield comp this wednesday,some of our images are included. Anybody else fancies going over there?
Did you recieve the £5.00 off Jim pip for the mem stick or has he spent it on how to use your camera lessons :-))
Hi
ReplyDeleteDont forget to meet the 211 criteria as we do the exhibition prep and portfolio printing and get blogs done to meet these.
Steve