The 36exp Photographers' School has announced the 2016 London Photo Show; a 5-day long exhibition in which photographers from all walks of life have the opportunity to display their work at the 5th Base Gallery in East London. The event, which will run from September 28th and October 2nd 2016, will present amateur and professional photographers a chance to display and sell their prints, enter competitions and network with industry contacts. Event organiser Andrew Mason commented: “With the London Photo Show, we wanted to give those people the chance to experience the buzz of presenting their work in a central London gallery, and allow them to get their work seen – for some this could even be the start of a whole new career, helping to turn a passion into a profession. For others, it’s a chance to gain valuable feedback, and to mingle with like-minded people.” Exhibition space is available from £55 - £155.

36exp Photographers' School Press Release

Photographers Everywhere Prepare To Showcase Creative Talent With The 'London Photo Show' 2016

London Photo Show set to hit the Capital with a celebration of creative talent.

As the world of photography continues to attract followers in all shapes and sizes, the team behind the 36exp Photographers' School has announced the 2016 London Photo Show - a 5 day long exhibition in which photographers from all walks of life have the opportunity to display their passion and skill, in print for all to see.

The event, which will run between September 28th and October 2nd 2016, will take place at the 5th Base Gallery, just off Brick Lane in East London. The annual event will present amateur and professional photographers a chance to display and sell their work, enter competitions and network with industry contacts. 

Exhibiting your work is always exciting for any artist; exhibiting your work for the first time is unforgettable. Event organiser Andrew Mason commented: “There are so many talented photographers out there who never have the opportunity to get their work seen”

“With the London Photo Show, we wanted to give those people the chance to experience the buzz of presenting their work in a central London gallery, and allow them to get their work seen – for some this could even be the start of a whole new career, helping to turn a passion into a profession. For others, it’s a chance to gain valuable feedback, and to mingle with like-minded people.”

“With an ever increasing number of devices now featuring high-quality cameras, the number of people taking part in the UK's favourite creative pastime continues to grow. The London Photo Show is a fantastic platform for all abilities to showcase their work.”

With exhibition space available for from between £55 and £155, the London Photo Show is an ideal opportunity for photographers of all genres to gain exposure and showcase their unique style. Photographs can be presented framed, unframed or mounted; whichever way the individual photographer prefers to exhibit. 

The event will launch with a private view, and then will open to the general public. All publicity will be provided by the organisers, so interested parties and potential exhibitors can find more information by visiting: http://londonphotoshow.org/

About The 36exp Photographers' School:

Launched in 2011, the 36exp Photographers' School provides a variety of courses for photographers of all abilities, from complete novices to aspiring professionals. The courses cover a wide spectrum of subjects and interests, and are taught by enthusiastic professionals, including portraiture specialist Andrew Mason, award-winning wedding photographer Adam Riley, and commercial editorial photographer Steve Franck.

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