Where In the World: May/June Update

Hey! Welcome to my blog.

Every two months or so, I plan to give an update of where I am, what I have been doing, and to give a snippet of what photography projects I have been working on. At the moment, my career could lead me in many different ways and places - hence the name, 'Where In the World'.

A little introduction about me;

I have just finished my degree in Marine and Natural History Photography from Falmouth University and am looking for my next role and photography project. I have launched my first photographic journal - 'Walk With Me' - and am selling these currently.

For me, May and June has been an extremely busy time; from finishing my degree to travelling around the country to see my work in exhibitions.

At the end of May, I took part in the Falmouth University's Graduate Show. This was a great celebration all of the third year's work, seeing not only my course's work but also all those on other photography courses too.

Also at the same time as the Graduate Show was happening, one of my images had been accepted into the 'Nature' exhibition run and chosen by the Glasgow Gallery of Photography. This was my first external exhibition and it was so amazing to see my work up on the wall, but also the other work also chosen for that exhibition.

After returning back to Falmouth for a few days, I then headed to Bristol to take part in the 'All Things Considered' exhibition. This was an exhibition was open to the public from 13th June until 18th June and was formed of 42 photographers and filmmakers from the Marine and Natural History Photography third year. It was amazing to see all our hard work pay off and to collaborate on this exhibition.

Now I can finally rest and relax back at my home in Kent. I get to watch the many sparrows who have just fledged, as well as the robin being busy and explore different wildlife places that I haven't before.

Please let me know via email if you would like to buy one of the 'Walk With Me' photographic journal, my other photos as prints or would like to work with me for a photography project.

Thank you for reading my blog and look out for more updates.

Lorna Pearce

Wildlife Visual Storyteller