If you fancy yourself to be a bit of an amateur photographer, then why not enter Fujifilm’s digital exhibition?
This is the second year that the brand have launched their printlife@home digital exhibition, which is designed to share the stories behind photos taken all over Europe.
With on and off lockdowns happening across Europe throughout the past year, photography has been an important way to share memories with family and friends whom you can’t see, capturing new memories as we spend time at home, as well as getting comfort from flicking through old family snaps.
General Manager for Fujifilm Europe, David Honey said; “Over the last 18 months, so many of us have returned to old photos to remind us of what life was like before the global pandemic, searching for the comfort of nostalgia.”
“At Fujifilm, we strongly believe in the power of photography to capture and preserve memories for years to come, with each photo telling its own unique story.”
As their 15 year history of of hosting public photo exhibitions suggests, Fujifilm firmly believes that very photo tells a story. This is why they want you to share your photos, and your stories in this year’s printlife@home exhibition.
Whether you consider yourself a professional photographer or just love to take family snaps, use a digital camera or your smartphone, Fujifilm want you to get involved.
With many family members and friends reuniting as lockdowns lift across Europe, capturing these treasured memories is more important than ever so Fujifilm wants the public to not only share their special snaps but also their arrangements or displays of photos at home to provide the feeling of walking through personal galleries, providing the perfect storytelling setting.
Fujifilm is looking to celebrate the most creative contributions and meaningful stories by choosing five Photos of the Week. Winners, selected by an independent jury, will not only have their photos profiled by Fujifilm but will also receive a voucher of €200, €150 or €100, or currency equivalent, to spend on photo printing products, or instead opting for an instax mini 40 or instax mini 11 camera, both with instax mini film provided to have everything needed to get creative and shoot beautiful instant prints.
The exhibition, which launched on the 2nd of August, allows members of the public to submit their photos until 5 December 2021 on www.fujifilm-printlife.eu.