Join Fujifilm's Printlife photo exhibition – get seen by thousands

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Sharing digital photos with our friends, family and even strangers has now become a regular part of our lives – thanks to social media and the amazing smartphone cameras that we can access from our pockets. 

But printing out our photos and using them to decorate our homes, offices and even to give as gifts is much more special than looking at them on a screen. The best photo printing   services give our memories a physical presence, reminding us of special times again and again.

As well as making some of the best Fujifilm cameras, Fujifilm has been producing photographic paper and film since its inception, plus more recently, the best instant cameras, photographic gifts and prints.

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Now, Fujifilm is offering you the chance to have your best photos printed and displayed for all to see at The Photography Show 2022 – with Printlife.

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Fujifilm is running its Printlife exhibition for the second year running (after the success of last year's gallery) and asking photographers – that's you – to share photographs with the world through an online exhibition. Last year saw hundreds of images submitted from around Europe, and now, Fujifilm is asking for a new round of inspiring and beautiful photos to join in.

You'll have your chance to see your images printed and displayed in real life, in a Printlife physical gallery at The Photography Show. And when you upload your submissions into the weekly challenge, there's also the potential to win a host of Fujifilm prizes, including photo printing vouchers and instax cameras.

Enter your images using the simple upload form on the Fujifilm Printlife website now, and find out more about what else is on at The Photography Show & The Video Show in the UK  between 17-20 September.

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Lauren Scott
Freelance writer & former Managing Editor

Lauren is a photographer and journalist with a degree in Marine & Natural History Photography and over a decade of experience in the camera industry. The former Managing Editor of Digital Camera World, she has also headed up the former Digital Photographer Magazine. Today, Lauren specialises in wildlife and landscape photography (although she also takes on wedding photography), frequently testing bird feeder cameras and trail cameras in her local Cotswolds neighbourhood. Her bylines include Canon Europe, Tech Radar, Space.com, and Woman & Home.