Welcome to Ffotogallery's new weekly digest
Welcome to Ffotogallery’s new weekly digest! Whilst our offices and gallery are closed, we’re still busy working from home to bring you the latest updates, including creative activities you can take part in at home, resources you can browse online, and we’ll be sharing what arts organisations further afield have on offer.

Competition Time
From today, we’re launching a brand new online photo competition for all ages to get stuck into. Every week we’ll announce a new theme for you to work from - this week’s theme is colour. Have a good look around your house and garden (if you have one) and see what colours you can find and photograph. We’ve had a go ourselves – here are some examples above to get you inspired. Don’t be afraid to experiment!
How to enter:
Simply post your photo on Instagram, tag @ffotogallery, and use the hashtag #colour. We’ll repost our favourites on our account, and the winning image will be featured in next week’s digest.
Don’t have Instagram? Don’t worry! You can email your photos to us on [email protected], just make sure you include the name of the person who took the photo.

Ffotogallery Online Resources
If you missed our last post, we have a number of online platforms for you to engage with.
Find out more
You might also want to check out the following:

Belfast Exposed
Belfast Exposed are creating daily activities to take part in – check out their website for more details on how to get involved.
Mass Isolation Project
If you want to share your experiences in isolation, why not get involved in this Instagram based project. Initiated by Gallery of Photography Ireland, take a look at their account to find out more.

Gobe Magazine
Gobe Magazine has some tips on photography projects you can do at home.

Aesthetica Magazine
Aesthetica has a whole host of materials online, including articles and exhibition reviews. We’re particularly enjoying their ‘Stay at Home: Art Podcasts’ post.

The Photographers Network
Managed by 1854 Media, The Photographers Network is a Facebook community set up in response to the Covid-19 outbreak to open up discussions between artists and creatives during this time of uncertainty.
If interviews with photographers and photography curators is your thing, why not browse the following: