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Take a step back in time to 1860 to see how Ventnor and the Undercliff looked through 180 black and white pictures
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The Museum and Galleries were due to reopen this week, but there are still some obstacles to overcome. However, the delightful tea rooms are open daily so you can still support Dimbola whilst the museum is closed
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The latest exhibition at Dimbola Museum and Galleries features close up portraits of great men by Julia Margaret Cameron curated by her son, Henry Herschel Hay Cameron. Details within of the online preview, filmed by Julian Winslow and presented by Gail Middleton
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100 images from the public and ten artists will be added to Historic England’s Archive to preserve them and officially record this extraordinary moment in history
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Your photos could be abstract, conceptual, portraits, documentary or even selfies, the only rule is that the photos must be taken from inside your home and respond to the title ‘The Great Indoors’
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Can you spot the locations of the six images which form part of a collection of more than 600 glass plate negatives taken by Sandown photographer, James Dore (1854-1925)? Leave a comment and don't forget to number your answers
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Sixty photographs from The Wight Book will be on display at Dimbola Museum and Galleries from the end of this month
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The exhibition highlights the pride residents have living in the tightly-knit community
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Dimbola are honoured to be the last place in the UK to display Terry O’Neill’s photographs of David Bowie, and still have a small selection on display until 15th December
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A starling murmuration is a sight to behold. OnTheWight has photos and video of several thousand starlings dancing in the sky this week over the Isle of Wight
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All the photographers concerned will be attending the opening to tell a few interesting and untold stories behind some of the images.
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Isle of Wight photographer Oliver Howells shares some of the top photography spots he reckons you should consider visiting all year round.
