The Four Project
The Four Project
The Four Project at The Camera Club in Kennington, is an opportunity for members to showcase their photographic projects.
We are looking for a set of four photographs to be submitted, ideally thematically or narratively linked but four separate and different photographs could work just as well.
The photographs will be displayed at the bottom of the staircase. After four weeks, they move up the stairs and then another members submission gets added to the wall.
This is a great opportunity to share your photographic work with members of the club. Perhaps you would love to have an exhibition one day but you don’t feel you have enough pictures for the gallery.
The submission is in two parts, a digital submission and a printed submission.
Further details of the deadlines for these submissions are included below.
DIGITAL SUBMISSION
For the digital submission for The Four Project, please could you submit the following information;
- Title of the Project + Title For Each Photograph
- ALL FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS -JPEG Formatted
- One short paragraph about yourself and the project
- Name
- Website/Socials
- Phone
- Membership Number
- Member Since (Year)
Please Note: An email will be sent to confirm and approve your digital submission before proceeding to the print submission. Please don't print your entry until this email has been sent.
PRINT SUBMISSION
For the printed submission for The Four Project, you will deliver your four exhibition prints to The Camera Club one week after the digital submission deadline.
Further details will be sent after approval of your digital submission.
All digital and print submissions can be emailed to Bella Pickard at four@thecameraclub.co.uk.
Please feel free to get in touch if you have any further questions.
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