Nantwich people are being invited to share their love for the town by submitting their pictures to a rapidly growing social media platform.
Images that sum up the beauty, history and character of Nantwich are sought by organisers of @LovelyNantwich followed by thousands on Facebook, Twitter and and Instagram.
Photographer Laura McCann will open her popular “Performers” exhibition in Nantwich Civic Hall next week.
The exhibition features a series of unfiltered photographs of people who perform for a living.
A father and daughter have been named winners of a “lockdown” photography competition run by Crewe and Nantwich Weaver rotary club.
Paddy McDevitt and his daughter Luna won the contest which was organised to raise money and have some fun while supporting charities impacted by Covid-19.
A young business owner from Nantwich has defied the odds by battling a severe chronic condition which almost drove her to suicide to earn a place in Miss England semi-finals.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is calling on budding photographers to enter their wildlife photographs in a competition to be published in its charity calendar for 2019.
Award-winning photographer Ben Hall will be on the judging panel selecting the 12 best entries from amateur snappers in the area.
A Nantwich photographer has been shortlisted in the Outdoor Photographer of the Year.
It crowns an excellent year for Paul Compton, who runs Nantwich Events Photography with his wife Denise.
A Tarporley woman ditched a dull council job to launch her dream photography business.
And Abigail Webb’s bold move is already paying off, after scooping a Bronze Bar in a national child portrait competition.
Two Nantwich women who have launched successful businesses in recent years, have made the North West Wedding Awards final.
Helen Williams, of Helen Williams Photography, and Jacqueline Owen, of Jacqui O Fairytale Flowers, have made the final shortlist run by County Brides.
Former Tarporley High student Charlotte Woodfine’s summer snap has been selected to appear in a high profile calendar.
Charlotte, now at South Cheshire College, entered the Compass Computer Consultants photography contest open to college students across the UK.
A South Cheshire College trio helped to capture magical sporting moments on camera at a Sainsbury’s School Games county event.
Photography students Rosie Garrett, Sophie Wrench and Sally Morgan-Wynne focused on all the action at the Sainsbury’s School Games at Manchester Metropolitan University’s Cheshire campus.
Nantwich Museum is staging some half-term fun for youngsters off school this week. The Pillory Street venue is to host photography workshops for children who can make collages, mosaics, use a pinhole camera, take part in a quiz and other activities.
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