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100 Forest Faces

100 Forest Faces

The Forest of Dean is unique and irreplaceable. So are the people who live within it. Foresters’ Forest celebrates what makes the Forest and its people so special, through our community and the natural, cultural and built heritage we share. 
Our ‘Community Celebration’ project partner Wyldwood Arts invites you to submit a photo portrait of yourself, or a member of your household, that shows what makes the Forest special to you!

Be as creative as you like! Capture a portrait photo in the place that you feel ‘at home’ within the Forest.  This may be in your home, garden, or out during your daily exercise. Think about the story your photo will tell; this may be through something you hold or through the background you choose to include. 

There are very few images rules - any size, crop ratio and colour format accepted… just make sure the image is as high quality at possible! 

Please write approximately 100 words to accompany your photo, describing what is special to you about this unique Forest that you call ‘home’. Please also include a title for the image and the subject(s) and photographer name(s). 

How to join in

Please send your photo and words to hello@wyldwoodarts.co.uk or through the Wyldwood Arts social media pages below by using the hashtag #100forestfaces

To join in via social media:

100 Forest Faces Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/100forestfaces/  

100 Forest Faces Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/100ForestFaces

For full entry details see: https://www.wyldwoodarts.co.uk/ourprojects/100-forest-faces

 

Please note: By submitting an image to this project, you agree that the subject of the image has given permission for their image to be shared by Wyldwood Arts and Foresters’ Forest as part of this 100 Forest Faces project.

This project is in partnership with Foresters' Forest, celebrating our Forest and the wonderful community that lives within it. 

 

 

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