WILD Print Sale in support of PhotoVoice

A unique opportunity to own stunning Limited Edition ‘WILD’ photography with money raised going to the charity PhotoVoice

Charity PhotoVoice has launched its fundraising WILD print sale of winning photographs from the WILD photography competition, judged by acclaimed photographer Steve Bloom.
Until Monday 10 June 2013, photography collectors and nature enthusiasts alike can celebrate the natural world and help raise money for the charity PhotoVoice by buying a print from the wonderful collection of 50 imaginative and remarkable images of the natural world from the competition shortlist.
From trees cocooned in spider webs after flooding in Sindh, Pakistan to a spectacular panoramic of Scotland’s lochs and an underwater scene of Barracuda’s circling the sunlight, WILD photography collectors are spoilt for choice.
Each photograph in the WILD print sale is available to purchase as a professional 16”x 12” Lambda C Type print in a limited edition print run for £50.00, with the money raised going to PhotoVoice. To view the WILD collection and to purchase a print visit www.wildphotocomp.co.uk/printsale.
Prizes of a high end Fuji camera and a place on a Wildlife Heritage Foundation Group Photographic Workshop have been awarded to the winners of the WILD PhotoVoice Prize chosen by Steve Bloom, and the WILD Public Choice Prize chosen by the online public vote.
The charity PhotoVoice works to build skills within marginalised communities using innovative participatory photography and digital storytelling so that they have the opportunity to represent themselves and create tools for advocacy and communications to achieve positive social change.
All printing will be produced by Metro Imaging, London’s leading professional photographic printing company.

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