posted Wednesday, 02 June 2010, 22:30 (+0800), by Martin
The third annual Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk
is happening on Saturday 24 July 2010, and walker registrations opened yesterday.
Last year, over 32,000 people in over 900 locations around the globe participated - so now is the time to mark your diary for Saturday 24 July, and register for a photo walk.
A photowalk is a great way to walk around with other photographers, share tips and tricks, talk about gear, techniques and more, make new friends, and take photos. There is no requirement to have an expensive camera - anyone with a camera can participate.
For more info on the Worldwide Photo Walk, have a look at the FAQ, and for more info on photowalking have a look at Jeff Revell's Guide to Photowalking.
The timeline is as follows:
Have a look at the Worldwide Photo Walk website to see if there is already a walk planned for your area, and sign up. There is no cost to participate in a walk on the day.
Each walk is limited to 50 people - and last year, there was only one walk in Perth, but this year there are already two walks registered for Perth (here and here).
Alternatively, you can sign up as a leader and plan a photo walk yourself on 24 July.
Last year, over 32,000 people in over 900 locations around the globe participated - so now is the time to mark your diary for Saturday 24 July, and register for a photo walk.
A photowalk is a great way to walk around with other photographers, share tips and tricks, talk about gear, techniques and more, make new friends, and take photos. There is no requirement to have an expensive camera - anyone with a camera can participate.
For more info on the Worldwide Photo Walk, have a look at the FAQ, and for more info on photowalking have a look at Jeff Revell's Guide to Photowalking.
The timeline is as follows:
- May 24: Registration open for previous walk leaders
- June 1: New leader and walker registration opens
- July 24: PHOTO WALK!
- July 31: Deadline for submitting contest photos
- August 7: Deadline for local winner selections
- August 14: Grand Prize, Top 10 Honorable Mentions, and People's Choice winners announced
Have a look at the Worldwide Photo Walk website to see if there is already a walk planned for your area, and sign up. There is no cost to participate in a walk on the day.
Each walk is limited to 50 people - and last year, there was only one walk in Perth, but this year there are already two walks registered for Perth (here and here).
Alternatively, you can sign up as a leader and plan a photo walk yourself on 24 July.
