Wednesfield photographer Steph Jennings is holding her début exhibition at Wolverhampton’s Light House Media Centre this month.

Steph, 29, from Ashmore Park, studied media at Walsall College and first developed an interest in photography whilst there. Upon leaving college she didn’t pick up a camera for several years until a couple years ago when she rediscovered her love of photography, which has since become a healthy obsession.

Wolverhampton Railway Station

About “Night Lights”

“As our towns and cities move from day into night the landscape changes. Street lights fade in and whilst many buildings fall into darkness awaiting the arrival of dawn, others come alive with light.”

“A love of photography and a fascination with night led Steph to create this collection taken in typical British towns and cities such as Wolverhampton, Walsall and London.”

For a taster of what’s in store, visit Steph’s Flickr page which showcases some of her photography.

“Night Lights” runs from 17th June – 13th August 2010 at Lock Works Cafe Bar @ Light House, The Chubb Buildings, Fryer Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1HT

Are you aged 14 or over, live in the Wednesfield or Fallings Park area and would like to break into film, then this could be your chance.

This is a really exciting opportunity for local young people to get to grips, in a creative way, with an important contemporary issue.

Click here for more details and click here to download an application form that you can either post or email back to us at christine.lester@wolverhampton.gov.uk

For further details contact Cas Simpson at Ashmore Park Youth Club on 01902 552371.

All completed applications forms must be returned by Friday 22nd January.