Throughout the history of photography, famous photographers have often had images that became more famous than the photographers themselves: images that became their signature image. These images capture the unique vision and unmistakable style of the individual photographers, and assert their chapter in the history of photography. The Signature Exhibition was created when the Australian Commercial and Media Photographers (ACMP) asked its members "What is your signature image, and why?" The exhibition celebrates the depth of talent of ACMP members, and steps inside the minds of the photographers.

Location: Artwork suspended between trees on Hamilton Drive (adjacent to Cannon Triangle, close to Paddington Gates), Centennial Park
Dates: 28 April - 5 June 2010
Times: Open during park hours
Cost: Free 

This photo festival is an exciting initiative involving galleries, restaurants, cafes and Centennial Park exhibiting local and international photography.

Keeping the same philosophy as Head On Portrait Prize, the festival aims to attract a wide range of excellent photography from Australia and overseas that speaks for itself, regardless of whether the photographer is well known or not.

In Centennial Park there will be a number of indoor and outdoor exhibitions and workshops, including:

 The alluring work of photographer Peter Solness, including the The Worlds Greatest Tree Photograph! You won't be disappointed.

Participate in a workshop - learn and have fun!

Take a stroll down Parkes Drive and view an exciting outdoor installation.

For more information click here

 

Author: ACMP