Short notice? Yes. Great location? Yes.
Most NorCal folks should be able to make this one, if you don’t have plans. Sorry it’s such short notice though.
Old Town Folsom, CA.
February 20, 2010 at 4pm.
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Head over to TrevorCarpenter.com to read the full recap from the awesome downtown Palo Alto Photowalk!
This is my favorite shot from the evening:
Hey all you SF Bay area photogs! Come on out and join us for a fun fall photowalk, in downtown Palo Alto. This is the first photowalk I’m organizing to be sponsored! To top that off, we have two sponsors!
Red River Paper and Edge Tech Corp have stepped up to help make this photowalk a bit more interesting. Everyone who attends will entered in a simple drawing to possibly receive one of a variety of products from Red River or Edge Tech. I must add, PhotowalkList provided the hook up with the folks at Red River Paper. PhotowalkList provides a great service, not unlike my original desire for PhotoWalking.org. If you’re looking for a photowalk in your area, you’re bound to find one at PhotowalkList!
It begins at 6:30 pm, on Friday evening, October 16th. We’ll be meeting at the source of the city’s name, El Palo Alto. It’s a redwood tree adjacent to El Camino Park. See the map below for the details.
The custom photowalk map below shows you several of the highlights for this photowalk. Palo Alto’s retro downtown is touted as being very pedestrian friendly, so we should have a great time.
In case you didn’t know, Palo Alto is basically the birthplace of the Silicon Valley. All the old school tech companies got started here. On this photowalk we’ll walk right by Facebook’s HQ, and just a short distance away is Stanford University.
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So, Lowepro has decided to offer up several of their new camera bags, perfect for photowalking, and I’ll be giving them away at this photowalk!
Come join us for a wonderful afternoon of photowalking in downtown San Luis Obispo, on California’s Central Coast.
Just about 3 hours from San Jose and Santa Monica, it truly embodies the Central Coast. An easy drive could draw in photowalkers from both ends of the golden state. For those wanting to make it a weekend, Morro Rock, Montana de Oro, and some beautiful wine country are all nearby.
Downtown we’ll find one of California’s fabulous old missions. There’s also several blocks of a beautiful downtown business area.
The plan is to meet at 2pm on June 20th, 2009, in front of the Old Mission. We’ll shoot around there for at least an hour, allowing any late-comers to wander in and catch us. Then we’ll move closer to the downtown area, working our way northward on Higuera Street. At Osos or Santa Rosa Streets, we’ll turn and head back down on Marsh Street.
It should be an easy walk, and a fun time. I’ll most likely hang around afterward and get a bite to eat and a beer when we’re done.
Ever wanted to photograph the beautiful rocky coastline of the Central Coast of California? Early next year, 2009, a small group will be gathering in the California State Park, Montana del Oro. That’s near Los Osos, Morro Bay, and San Luis Obispo.
If you’re from Southern California, you MUST find a way to hit this photowalk! Maybe get together with a group and camp for the weekend, or just get a cheap motel. Same goes for Northern Californians!
In fact, I don’t care where you’re from, you should make it out for this photowalk.
When? January 11th, 2009 @ 2pm
Where? Montana del Oro State Park
Here’s the Upcoming Link.
Hey! Short notice, but if you can make it, you need to hit this photowalk.
This Sunday, November 2, 2008 there will be a 2.5 mile photowalk in and around the Portland, Oregon bridges. You may not know it, but Portland has a bunch of awesome bridges, and they’re great for shooting.
Check the Upcoming link for all the details.
A few of us will be hanging out and photowalking around Venice Beach (West Los Angeles) at 3pm tomorrow, October 25th, 2008. You can leave whenever you want, but we’ll probably disperse after sunset[1].
So far, I’ll be there with Brian Auer, Nathaniel Perales, Michael Kang[2] and Arnold.
Don’t be shy – it doesn’t matter what camera you have!
P.S. Sorry for the late notice.
View the associated Flickr post at the Los Angeles Group
Hey ya’ll northern California photowalkers! Don’t forget about the evening photowalk in downtown Sacramento on October 3rd, 2008.
We’re meeting in front of the state Capitol building, at 7pm. This should make it easy to find, after you get off work. Check out the original post for more information!
True story: I saw a guy in the Salt Lake Library parking garage making a photo. “What do you see?” I asked him. “Just over there, it’s for a class,” he replied. “Cool,” I said, and then, “What the h*#(, let me tell you about PhotowalkingUtah.” Poor Ben, had no idea what hit him. But I hope he joins us on Saturday 20 September 2008 at 3:00 pm in Orem for our next Photowalk.
First we will tour InStudio, Kenneth Linge’s new 8,500+ square foot photography studio. Kenneth will do some demos for us, and who knows. I’ll bet the cameras come out long before the second part of the ‘walk. But before that is dinner. I heard there was dinner in Utah County. We’ll go find it somewhere.
Then we’ll reconvene at 6:30 for a participatory Photowalk through historic Provo. We went there last October and hardly tapped the possibilities. And now we have 250 more members in our Flickr group. Who knows what will be seen and photographed? That’s why you actually have to attend a Photowalk–you can’t ever guess what will happen.
Come to part I or part II or I+II. All are welcome, first timers with a crummy cellphone camera to photogs saddled with enough gear on their backs to make any self-respecting orthopedist cringe. Trust me, you won’t be alone, like poor Ben today in the parking garage with an evangelical Photowalker.
Find all the details here and make plans to join us on 20 September
Come join us in beautiful downtown Ann Arbor. We’ll have plenty of opportunities to shoot interesting architecture and other scenery in this college-town.
I’ve built a Google Map to give you an idea of the happenings.
If you can make it, please sign up here.
We’re going to start at 4pm and wrap up at 8.
We’re also going to try and get some cool PhotoSynth shots.
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Photo credit: Dane Hillard
