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By Julie Williams-Krishnan28 Oct 2009RENAISSANCE PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE 2010 www.renaissancephotography.org “The ‘Renaissance’ competition raises cash for a great charity. It gives the chance for any photographer to enter and to put their work under the gaze of the assembled luminaries who judge the competition.” – Martin Parr, Magnum photographer and Renaissance judge 2009. Michael Hoppen, Eamonn McCabe, Charlie Waite and Brigitte Lardinois to judge the Renaissance Photography Prize in aid of the Lavender Trust at Breast Cancer Care The Renaissance Photography Prize was launched on 11 October 2009. Now in its third year, the competition invites photographers, both amateur and professional, to have their photographs judged by some of the most acclaimed photographers in the industry. All proceeds from the competition go to The Lavender Trust at Breast Cancer Care, a charity which helps younger women affected by breast cancer. Photographers can enter at www.renaissancephotography.org Readfull story here: – Photo competition  Lovely day out again in the sun and with all the great colours of autumn.. Also added these as front end to home page Home page gallery Think on this before you buy ivory Ivory sales lead to an increase in Elephant poaching October 2009. Even though the ivory trade was banned 20 years ago, a shocking 104 elephants are still being killed every day for their tusks. This alarming level of illegal hunting could drive the African elephant to extinction across much of Africa in just 15 years. End to one-off sales needed Read the full story here . .Wildlife extra.com story here  |
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