The UK’s biggest outdoor photography festival lancsphotofest launches in Preston this June displaying major projects from several internationally-acclaimed photographers 📸 enjoytheshowuk
The UK’s biggest outdoor photography festival launches in Preston this June displaying major projects from several internationally-acclaimed photographers.The work of Martin Parr, Jenny Lewis, Maryam Wahid, Ian Beesley, Dougie Wallace, Serena Dzenis, Bobby Beasley, Tim Hetherington and Sarah Maple will be displayed in parks and on walls across the city.
Thousands of school children across Lancashire will experience the festival via their own private exhibitions on school premises, which will be sent to them in the post. Maryam Wahid’s work focuses on the identity of British Pakistani Muslim woman and will exhibit images from her stunning The Hijab project.
Organiser Garry Cook said: “I’m delighted to finally unveil the names of the photographers taking part in Lancashire Photography Festival 2023. Some of these photographers have been onboard with the project for months, even before the application process started. “Photography is one of the UK’s most under-rated art form, but it has a dedicated hardcore fan base willing to travel hundreds of miles to see photography exhibitions and great images. There is already a massive network of photographers and photography fans in the city.
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