Street
Street Shortlist
After over a year of image submissions and with nearly £1,700 raised for MacMillian Cancer Support we have shortlisted the images in the Street category.
The images will soon be put forward for judging with a selection of the best shortlisted images appearing in our forthcoming book “Life is a Bed of Roses”.
If you have images in the shortlist then please send us high resolution images for the book via EMAIL. Please make sure they are printable quality – 300 dpi
Girl in snow
Like a dressing on a wounded world, snow brings people and nature together again.
Image by J. Glenn Bauer
The Quiet Time
Summer morning, Symmonds Yat East. The holiday makers sleep still, and the river Wye flows quietly past patiently waiting for the laughter and joy to come.
Image by J. Glenn Bauer
Dyed wool drying in Marrakech
In the souks of Marrakech, I stumbled upon a man who was dying wool which would be made into scarfs, bags, hats etc. He let me take his picture and then pointed me to the rooftop above us where all his freshly dyed wool hung drying. I was struck by the vivid red of the wool against the intense blue sky.
Image by Amanda-River Mead
Illuminated
A walkway which is part of the Netherlands Architecture Institute in Rotterdam.
The lights change regularly – sometimes you get lucky with the combination, sometimes you don’t!
Image by Sue Roberts
Choosing a colour
Deep in thought in front of a colour chart.
Taken in the San Francisco MOMA.
The two art works in this shot are by Gerhard Richter:
256 Farben (256 colors) – 1974
Janus – 1983
Image by Sue Roberts
My joy in life are friends
Eleanor’s mum’s friend Jeanette in New mills
Image by Eleanor Leonne Bennett
Cambridge Streets
Walking around Cambridge in the summer, even on a Sunday you find bike littering the paths.
I thought it the perfect definition on the university cities.
Image by Barbara Leatha
Telephone Box
Amazing what a difference some snow makes on an ordinary red British telephone box.
Image by Simon Wilkinson
Urban Warriors
This was an interesting observation, to see a tribe that is associated with the natural world placed in such a built up urban environment, which highlights their adaptability and versatility.
Image by Michelle Curtis
