A TEMPORARY photography exhibition is on at The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre until March 5.
The exhibition, which began on December 5, is a selection of work by local primary school teacher with a passion for photography, Kit Saddington.
The display on the first-floor corridor will be a mixture of original photographs on canvas and in frames with a range of mounted prints.
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Kit lives in Northumberland.
"To me, photography is all about light and how it defines the world around us at any particular moment in time. I'm fascinated by how a scene can be changed so dramatically by the play of light caused by a break in the clouds, or the reflection of water and particularly the rising and setting of the sun. An interesting light can make the familiar unfamiliar, the commonplace unique and the mundane truly spectacular," Kit said.
The photographs will be displayed along the first-floor corridor which is free for all to view. All photography on display will also be available to purchase.
A selection of prints will be available to purchase from the shop on the ground floor.
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