Glasgow Central Station exhibit (win a print!)

July 21, 2013  •  4 Comments

I received an email from the organizers of Landscape Photographer of the Year this week, just to let me know my image is currently being exhibited in Glasgow Central station alongside other previously commended images taken in Scotland. The exhibition will be running for something like six weeks, and in the spirit of sharing I have decided to offer a free 10" x 10" print of the image to anyone who manages to send me a snap of themselves next to it :-) In case you don't recognize it, mine is the square b&w image of misty woods - you can view it larger here.

(Images courtesy of Network Rail. Learn more on 'Take a View' LPOTY here: http://www.take-a-view.co.uk)

 


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