Steve works for the RSPB and has helped with the Wingbeats workshops. His photography will appear in the Wingbeats exhibition.
Steve Race’s interest in wildlife started at an early age. He took up photography after encouragement from his secondary school biology teacher and has not looked back since. Steve has undertaken photographic commissions for the RSPB and his work has appeared in many magazines and publications. He holds regular exhibitions, workshops and talks. Steve is the Community Education and Outreach Officer for the RSPB at the Bempton Cliffs reserve, East Yorkshire, where he visits schools and community groups to promote wildlife conservation and the work of the RSPB. More information about Steve can be found at his website (www.steverace.com) and his blog (www.racebirding.blogspot.com).
Wingbeats – a taster…
Swooping on us this summer and the next, Wingbeats is about flying, birds, poetry, song, dance, art, performance and the stunning landscape of the East Yorkshire coastline....
Wingbeats
Flying is the ultimate freedom of movement and Wingbeats explores flight in all its forms, from the bevies of birds at Bempton and Flamborough Head to the inspirational story of Amy Johnson, Yorkshire’s own aviatrix. Wingbeats is teaming amazing artists with local schoolchildren to create work inspired not only by the theme of flight...
