The Art Group will be starting sessoons again from Thursday 20th May at Bournheath Community Centre. The group meets on the first and third Thursday of each month from 2.00 to 4.00pm. Registration is now open. Contact Judith to register and for further details. Come along and try a new skill or learn new techniques to enhance your talent.
It’s time toget your cameras and phones out ready for Bournheath’s annual photography competition. With three categories for adults and a special one for children, there’s lots of scope to show us where you’ve been and what you’re doing and seeing during these strange times. Entry forms will be available soon and the closing date is 18th September, so there’s plenty of time to get out and get snapping!
Moo Music sessions for babies and toddlers are starting on 26 April at the Community Centre. Contact Vicki for further details.
Once more we have been able to see the creative skills of Bournheath residents with our latest competition based on the theme of light. A selection of entries is shown here and we hope you enjoy them. Thank you to those who supported the competition.
Bournheath Village Community Centre Poetry Competition
Thank you for all the great entries for the BVCC Poetry Competition. Many of the entries were positive or lighthearted and a selection is attached. Hopefully you’ll enjoy seeing the work that has been produced by residents. Winners will be notified later in the week. Thanks again for your support – look out for our next competition.
I love the natural light flooding onto the hearth and creating a natural spotlight on the vase of flowers. However, as well as having to try to meet the challenge of separating the roses from the flowers on the tiles panel of the fire surround, the photographer has had to contend with controlling the exposure. So good effort!
I love the point of view in this composition and the energy depicted in the image. It never ceases to amaze me how a two-dimensional print can project such powerful scenes. Perhaps the sky, the bleached which clouds, compete too enthusiastically with the subject of this image: the engineering/architectural brilliance of man set against the raw power of nature.