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If you happen to have a spare £3.7m down the back of the sofa, you could be the person who comes to the rescue to ensure these iconic and historically important photographs stay in the UK.
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The competition is open to the public and has a top prize of £1,000. It's aimed at showcasing the landscapes and people of the great British countryside.
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Some amazing shots from around the Isle of Wight during Storm Brian. Feel free to email us your Storm Brian photos and we'll add them to our gallery.
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This weekend sees the launch of a programme of creative responses by Quay Crafts and Friends to the Freshwater Circle. Head to Dimbola Museum and Galleries to find out more.
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We're so lucky to have had tens of thousands of images and videos shared with us over the last decade. This latest from Damian Haworth is a stunning eight seconds of beauty.
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Isle of Wight photographers have donated their shots and Ztam have donated time, materials and a great deal of effort to the Big Art Auction for St Helens School. Bidding runs until 8pm on 31st May.
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The future of this former nightclub, WWII minesweeper and anti aircraft vessel is in doubt as planning permission for it to remain runs out in the summer. Before she goes, Roger J Millward shares this wonderful gallery of photos.
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Sit back and enjoy two stunning time-lapse videos of our beautiful Isle of Wight landscapes. Shared with us by Jamie Russell and Margaret Smith.
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This competition invites photographers to take a photo inspired by the theme of either 'Pride on the Isle of Wight' or #LoveWins.
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These photographs shared with us by Tobias Penner of Blackgang and surrounds shrouded in fog earlier this week are outstanding. See his gallery here.
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‘Iceland: An Uneasy Calm’ is a series of spectacular landscapes created by award winning photographer and printer, Tim Rudman. See them at Dimbola next month.
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The bar for production of aerial drone video has just been raised by the very talented folks over at The Progress Film Company, who have created a glorious cinematic masterpiece, shot along the south coast of the Isle of Wight.
