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Shambellie House Trust, New Abbey, Dumfries. DG2 8HQ

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Photography Festival 2024

Join us at the 2024 Celebration of Photography at Shambellie House.

A two-week long festival of Photography, with workshops, talks, exhibitions and events including an exclusive photographic exhibition, featuring work by award-winning photographer, Laura Hudson Mackay ARPS.

Workshop bookings are now open!

The main photographic exhibition will showcase images exploring the theme ‘Community’, selected by a panel of judges and taken by both emerging and professional photographers. This will give an excellent opportunity for local, national and international photographers to exhibit their work for everyone to view in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and in beautiful surroundings.

This year the festival runs from 28th June to 14th July and is open each day from 10am until 4pm.

Entry is £5 and includes tea/coffee and cake as well as access to all the rooms and exhibitions.

Group bookings welcome.

Submissions for the exhibition now closed. Thank you to all who entered.

DOWNLOAD EXHIBITION T&C’s

Local accommodation is available and links to providers can be found here. Please check under the useful information section for more details.

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