Marine & Natural History Photography Graduate Exhibition 2019 at We The Curious from 11-13 July 2019
Posted on: 09 Jul 2019A spectacular showcase of some of the most incredible graduate wildlife photography will be displayed at We The Curious from Thursday 11th until Saturday 13th July 2019.
The Marine & Natural History Photography Graduate Exhibition is course at Falmouth University which is undoubtedly producing some of the country's finest photographers. The exhibition will present some of the most exciting and stunning images snapped by more than 60 students and will show wildlife shots captured from all around the world.
Alongside the amazing photography will be a raft of short films which will tell the tales of conservation stories and human endeavours, as well as virtual reality films, installations, and a positively overflowing library of photo books to flick through.
The exhibition will be held at the Rosalind Franklin Room and Annexe at We The Curious, and will give you the unique chance to leisurely take in all the fantastic images and meet the photographers themselves to learn a bit about the talented troupe and their personal journeys. The future generation of talented wildlife photographers is unquestionably in very good shape.
A special guest speaker (to be announced) will talk on the evening on the Friday evening. Entry is free and it will generally be open from 9am until 6pm. For more information about the event head here.
Rosalind Franklin Room at We The Curious is located at One Millennium Square, Anchor Road, Bristol, BS1 5DB Tel. 07764 729049
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