Friday 14 September 2012

Vote for your favourite photo

Our four judges - photographers Bill Zygmant, Anthony Brown and Mark McNulty, and Tate assistant curator Eleanor Clayton - have chosen their favourite 20 from over 600 images, and now it's your turn to vote for your favourite. Just scroll through the top 20 (below) and then vote for your favourite in the box on the right. You can see all of the shortlisted images at venues around the Albert Dock, where they'll be displayed until October 15, when we announce our winner...
Photo A: Colour wheel (Brian CD Fisher)
Photo B: Albert Dock abstract (Janet Jamieson)
Photo C: Double vision (Anthony Bradshaw)
Photo D: Circular reflections (Charlotte Tucker)
Photo E: Moody dock (Steev McAlister)
Photo F: The wheel and the clipper - new meets old (Kevin Newbold)
Image G: Almost night (Reiner Veith)
Photo H: Dock reflected in the dock (Matt Hart)
Photo I: Canning reflections (Ian Newton)
Photo J: Dock Road (Mick Ryan)
Photo K: The rope (Danny Jackson)
Photo L: Reflection of another kind (Vanessa Huennemeyer)
Photo M: Sunny Albert Dock (Ray Grover)
Photo N: In the spirit of Turner, Monet, Twombly (Maïthé Thouvard)
Photo O: Reflected window (Graeme Wilcock)
Photo P: Brocklebank reflecting in the Albert Dock (Brian Mason)
Photo Q: Uncertainty (Mark Sloutskiy)
Photo R: Museum mirror (Dave Firth)

Photo S: Riverside walkway in winter (Ross Butler)


Photo T: Tate late (Carolina Rolo)

Monday 3 September 2012

Thank you for coming to have a look...


The Reflections competition has closed now, and we have had nearly 600 diverse entries, in turns colourful, dramatic, moody, playful, wistful, abstract and iconic. We are just about to kick off the judging process, where our judges will select 20 images in both the mobile and the main categories, before the public chooses its favourite. 

Our main competition entries will be displayed in venues around the Dock, including Gusto, Blue Bar, Revolution, Vinea, Pan Am and What's Cooking?, from mid-September, for you to come down and have a look and choose your favourite. Voting will be available on the blog and by text and email, with the grand winner projected onto the front of the dock this winter. And mobile images will be displayed on our Facebook page, and you will be able to vote by email.

Keep an eye on the blog and our Facebook page (The Albert Dock) for more information about the exhibition, shortlist and winners. We will keep you updated...

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