TO celebrate the recent National Photography Week we linked up with Europe's leading photographic retailer Jessops - with stores at 32 Hertford Street and 21a Cross Cheaping in Coventry - to give disposable cameras to a variety of groups around the city.
Armed only with a camera and their imagination, groups - including schools, community organisations and charities - went out and about taking images that show the positive side of our city.
Watch out for more in the Evening Telegraph as we celebrate Our City. RELAXING: Year 5 pupils Iram Shakatt and Candy Chang on a bench in Radford Primary grounds.
ENERGETIC: Deputy head Karen Hawcutt and Year One teacher Vicky Austin try out the bouncy castle at the Early Years party.
EDUCATIONAL: Year 6 pupils Shazad Ali, Charmaine Lucas, Terri-Ann Williams, Dhanisha Mandalia and Rebecca Flowers at Electric Wharf. PHOTOGENIC: Youngsters at Ernesford Grange captured fellow pupils taking part in the school sport days, PE lessons and cooling off from the heat IN CLASS: Year 6 pupils Louis Todd Barrow and Ibraz Hussain in the school BREAK TIME: Year 4 pupils Marryam Khan, Kia Jacobs, Hannah Flowers, Charleigh Ridley, Year 5 pupils Katrina Burchell, Sana Razak, Kieron Waldron, Year 3 pupil Amira Mohammed and Year 5 pupils Troy Watts and Ifrah Hassan ADVENTURERS: Year 4 pupils Charleigh Ridley, Kia Jacobs, Hannah Flowers and Maryah Daud in the school's new adventure corner CHILDREN and staff at Coventry's Radford Primary got into the spirit of National Photography Week by taking pictures of their school and community.
Students and teachers took a variety of pictures - including snapping the school's deputy head Karen Hawcutt and Year 1 teacher Vicky Austin trying out the bouncy castle which had been brought into the school for the early years party.
Other students used the camera to take pictures of their playground, including a new adventure corner which has just been put in place at the school.
A visit to see the progress of the new Electric Wharf development in Sandy Lane, Radford, gave the children a further opportunity to take pictures of their community.
And Ernesford Grange primary school pupils also gave a unique insight into their community when they got behind the lens for a week.
The youngsters captured fellow pupils taking part in a range of activities at the school in Foxton Road, Ernesford Grange.
They included shots of PE lessons, hockey sessions and Year 3 pupils getting ready for sports day.
Some pupils were also captured battling the heat by filling up water bottles before class.
The pictures are just a snapshot of one busy week in the life of a Coventry primary school.
More than 240 stores across the UK Jessops has more than 240 stores across the UK, featuring a huge selection of cameras, camcorders, and digital cameras to suit everyone from the beginner to the professional, as well as a wide range of accessories and consumables.
High-quality developing and printing services are also available for films and digital images, including the new Jessops Digital Photomaker, which uses the latest technology to deliver real photographic prints from your digital photos.
Expert staff are on hand in both stores to offer information and advice.
Look out for other Jessops stores on Abbey Street in Nuneaton, Regent Street and The Parade in Leamington Spa, and Regent Street and Church Street in Rugby.
