Exhibition captures life through a local lens

News imageBruce Martin A man in a grey hoody and beanie with glasses is sat on a bench faced away from the camera. He is looking out at the sea and a boat. The sky is full of a beautiful pink hue with yellow and purple tints.Bruce Martin
Time to Reflect by Bruce Martin will be one of the photos showcased in the free exhibit at Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre

A free exhibit has opened in Grimsby showcasing pictures taken in the area by more than 80 local photographers.

The exhibition, This Place We Share, will feature more than 150 photos of the port town at the Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre.

It will run in the centre's Muriel Baker gallery until 3 January 2027 and "celebrates the people, places and spaces" of North East Lincolnshire.

A spokesperson for the council said: "We're so excited to see all the different perspectives they've captured and encourage as many people as possible to come down, have a look and explore the rest of the museum while you're there."

News imageLoke Ward A port shows a large boat in a harbour which says Ross Tiger on the front. Industrial brown buildings and scaffolding can be seen in the background.Loke Ward
Heritage of the Port of Grimsby by Loke Ward will also be on display

The exhibit will present iconic landmarks, landscapes and moments of everyday life.

The council spokesperson added: "It's brilliant that local photographers are getting their chance to show off what they can do."

News imageSusie Cook A little grey dog with a purple harness is laying on the floor looking into the camera with a pug-like face. It is laid on a train platform and a train can be seen behind it which says Liverpool on the front.Susie Cook
A variety of different photos of Grimsby, taken by locals, will be on display, including Waiting by Susie Cook

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