Unicorn Theatre launches young photographer competition
The Unicorn Theatre for children in Tooley Street is inviting young photographers to enter a competition to find top London images which will be exhibited during the Olympics and Paralympics this summer.
The theatre is inviting children and young people aged 6 to 21 to send in their top London images and 20 words, explaining what they mean to them, before 12 noon on Monday 2 July.
Prizes include a visit to the Financial Times newsroom at Southwark Bridge and a day working with professional photographer Hugo Glendinning.
Judges include the FT's chief photographer Charlie Bibby, BBC arts editor Will Gompertz and Camila Batmanghelidjh of Kids Company.
The winning images will be shown at a public exhibition at the Unicorn Theatre from 26 July to 9 September.
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