Now in it’s fourth year, SNAP Photography Festival is set in the great outdoors of Fforest, Wales, complete with glamping in cabins, yurts and bell tents. It was set up by Laura Babb, who has recently been named one of Rangefinders 30 rising stars, who wanted to build a cohesive creative community, connected by a mutual desire to just “snap.” In addition to the week’s programme of workshops and a host of activities (plus an epic closing party) SNAP invites speakers from the professional photography field. The 2017 festival line-up includes names as; Fujifilm Ambassador Kevin Mullins , Bafta nominated reporter Tazeen Ahmad, and internationally renowned Canadian wedding photographer, Jennifer Moher.
The multi year Fujifilm partnership, which was brokered by Bastion Connect, will include a workshop slot, an excursion, and kit hire at the Festival, as well as year round promotion and competitions. Sister brand, Instax, will also be featured, and will be running a ‘treasure hunt’ style photography competition on site!
“We are very excited to be partnering with the SNAP Photography Festival. We pride ourselves in putting the fun back into photography and this partnership helps us do exactly that.
— Andreas Georghiades, Marketing Manager, Fujifilm
“We are thrilled to welcome Fujifilm and Instax to the SNAP family. A number of our community are already passionate Fujifilm users and we look forward to showcasing Fujifilm system and products across our events. From the flexibility of Fujifilm as a professional system to the creativity of Instax, having Fujifilm as a part of SNAP will really enhance our SNAPsters experience.
— Laura Babb, Founder, SNAP Photography Festival
“It’s such a pleasure working on SNAP, bringing together like minded brands which add value to not only the event, but the wider community of photographers which Laura has built. We’re looking forward to delivering and building this partnership with Fujifilm and Instax, and can’t wait to see the photos!
— Hannah Hanley, Senior Account Manager, Bastion Connect
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