Calling all photographers! 

Would you like to show your work in a central London gallery? Team London Bridge is looking for stunning images of the London Bridge area for an exhibition. 

Successful submissions will be valued by a professional curator and displayed as part of a two-week public show at The Underdog Gallery. If your photograph is sold, you’ll receive 50% of its value, with the remaining 50% going to the exhibition curator. 

Team London Bridge is a Business Improvement District whose role is to enhance the trading environment for local businesses. Understanding what the area means to different people is crucial to this work. 

The judges will be looking for creative pictures of the everyday sights of London Bridge, both the iconic and the less familiar spots within the space. Here's a map of the London Bridge area for guidance. The winning photos will show a personal connection to the area, as well as considering London Bridge’s present form and how it might change in the future. 

A total of 15 photographs will be accepted for the exhibition. However, applicants can submit a maximum of three photographs each. 

To apply, tell us about your image/s in no more than 100 words and link to the set in your IdeasTap portfolio. You can use bitly.com to shorten the link. Each image should have a caption of no more than 50 words detailing exactly where it was shot, and explaining its meaning and context.

Happy snapping. 

Terms and conditions: 

• Submission of photographs automatically enables Team London Bridge to make independent decisions as to their editing and display.

• Submitted photographs will be used for the purposes of this project only. If Team London Bridge wishes to use a photograph for an alternative purpose, permission from the applicant will be sought first.

This brief closes on Friday 19 April at 5pm and is open to UK-based IdeasTap members of any age. If you have any technical queries, please visit the help centre. Late entries will not be accepted under any circumstances, including technical issues – so make sure you don’t leave your application to the last minute.

Image by Dave Catchpole, on a Creative Commons license.