Calling all 2 legged things for a 3 Legged Thing photowalk…
1. Liviu H
2. Jersey Mike
3. Mlitwack
Winners please PM me with all your contact information so that I can start the process of your prizes getting shipped to you! Again... thank you all for participating... we look forward to seeing you on the next photo walk!
Much respect,
Alex
This Sunday our friends from 3 Legged Thing will be in New York City with the good folks over at Adorama! Attend the walk, meet new photographers, get great photos and win free prizes. Everyone who attends walks away with at least one prize from the walk! See map below.
Time: Sunday March 25th, 10am till 12:30pm.
Place: At the Start of the Highline @ 30th St. bet 10th and 11th Aves. and will end at Adorama 42 w. 18th Street.
Hosts: Danny Lenihan and Jess Boothroyd of 3 Legged Thing, along with AdoramaPIX Team Member Michael Franken of Michael Franken Photography LLC.
Prizes:
*Free coupon code for (1) 11x14 print of your best shot from the photo walk, sponsored by AdoramaPIX to ALL participants.
*Drawing for 6 of Flashpoint 32" 5-in-1 Collapsible Disc Reflector, Translucent, White, Black, Silver & Soft Gold, sponsored by Adorama.
Additionally there’s a Photo Contest!
Submit your best shots of the photowalk IN THIS THREAD and the 3 Top Winners will receive 1 of the following prizes:
1. 3LT Eric X4 Tripod sponsored by 3 Legged Thing
2. Vanguard Up-Rise 38 Messenger Bag sponsored by Photographytalk.com
3. $100 Adorama Gift Card sponsored by Adorama
***Your photos MUST be uploaded to this thread by 11:59PM April 1, 2012 to be included in the contest.***
***All photos will be judged and winners will be announced on April 8th, 2012.***
same here, but Florida! 
I would have gone! 
Keep making awesome gear!!!
May have been an overcast day, but noting a speedlight and some off camera flash can't fix (assuming you like high contrast images as much as I do).
I made an album on the forums, but here are some of my favs:
Capture the great moments in life so that you may relive them!
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