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The idea behind this collection of images by Angela Osbourne was to show how the people of Wales like to relax, unwind and interact in a range of South Wales coastal regions such as Porthcawl and Barry. As part of the Creative Industries Practical Project, the Foundation Degree in Photography students at Coleg Y Cymoedd will be contributing towards the People's Collection Wales archives to help provide a better understanding of People in 21st Century Wales. The aim is to get students to recognise their legacy within Photography in Wales but also to show what the People of Wales within the 21st Century epitomise.

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