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FeaturesYou are in: Midlands Today > Features > The Big Picture  The Big Picture The Big PictureWhatever your skills with a camera, everyone in the West Midlands is invited to get snap happy as part of an exciting new photography project to create a snapshot of the region and become part of an ambitious world record attempt. How can I get involved?Make sure your images play a starring role in the world record attempt by
It doesn't matter what the subject of your picture is and you are unlimited in the amount of pictures you want to send. As long as it is of something or someone that inspires you, from family and friends to your favourite place or even your football team then they will be entered into the collection. To be part of The Big Picture and the world record attempt there are two ways you can submit your photos. Upload them directly onto the project website: The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Or send them to: The Big Picture, FREEPOST BM 2782, Birmingham, B18 6BR. About the Big PictureThe Big Picture is a new project run by Arts Council England West Midlands and supported by the BBC.  The idea of the project is to build a unique snapshot of the West Midlands, the people and communities you live in through your photos and stories of your life and locality. This will help build a lasting insight to the social history and fascinating lives and loves of the residents in the West Midlands. Over the next six months the project aims to collect more than 95,000 individual images, which will be then used to create a giant, world record-breaking, photomontage. The current world record for the largest photo mosaic measured 562.85 m² (6,058.46 ft²) and contained 94,392 individual photographs. It was created in Nurnberg, Germany, on 15 December 2007.  Find more about your local area here: last updated: 03/04/2008 at 14:38 You are in: Midlands Today > Features > The Big Picture
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