Battersea images competitors enters remaining weeks

A contest aimed toward highlighting distinctive and thought upsetting connections between Battersea communities has entered its remaining few weeks, with entries closing on 14 September.

The Battersea Society’s 2025 Community and Connections images competitors coincides with Wandsworth’s particular 12 months as London’s Borough of Culture, and is looking out for images or picture tales which showcase concepts of connection and group in Battersea.

The contest is open to all, significantly those that may not thought have getting into a images competitors earlier than, and entrants can submit between one and three pictures of individuals, locations or actions which match their interpretation of the theme.

Society trustee Carol Rahn mentioned: “Wandsworth’s 12 months as London Borough of Culture appeared to us the right alternative to rejoice the numerous communities inside Battersea and the community of connections that gives a lot power and vitality.

“Thus our theme, ‘Community and Connections’.

“We hope to encourage individuals to translate these phrases into visible pictures, one thing that isn’t simple to do, however is so highly effective when profitable.

“And we particularly hope to inspire entries from people who might not have thought of an award like this as something meant for them.”

The fortunate winner will obtain a money prize of £100, a framed print of their work, a mentoring session with a images skilled and the chance to enrol in a specialist images course.

Finalists may have their works proven in a public exhibition run by the Royal College of Art in October 2025 as nicely, and might be invited to a personal viewing and awards ceremony.

For those that don’t make the ultimate stage, anybody whose work is chosen as extremely recommended by the judges might be given a certificates and a high-quality A3 print of their picture.

The competitors might be judged by a panel of artists and photographers, and the winner might be introduced in October.

For info on the way to enter and to view the competitors guidelines, go to the Battersea Society website.

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