Exeter Chiefs’ long-serving wing/full-back Olly Woodburn has kicked off his testimonial year with a photography exhibition of his own work.

The exhibition opened at the Exeter Custom House on Exeter Quay this week and will run until April 22. Exeter Rugby Club’s CEO and chairman Tony Rowe CBE was among its first visitors.

He said: “Everyone at the club knows about Olly’s talent as a photographer. It was a pleasure to see his work all together in one place. We wish Olly all the best for his year ahead.”

Fans of Woodburn’s work can take home their own collection of his photographs in his new book, Tunnel Vision.

The exhibition is free to enter and is the first event in Woodburn’s testimonial year, which will support his chosen charities, the Exeter Chiefs Foundation and the Rugby Players Association’s official charity, Restart Rugby.

Woodburn said: “It’s a huge honour to be given a testimonial and something I’m incredibly grateful for. 

“I’m very proud of everything I’ve achieved while playing for the Chiefs, and I’m looking forward to celebrating this with everyone who has supported me throughout my career.”