Scott Kelby photo walk
Pixelchix wrote: Ours lasts about 2 hrs. in a designated area by the local group leader. You basically walk around for 2 hrs taking photo's of whatever. It is just a chance to get together with your fellow photogs and do what we do best. You get out of it what you put into it. The leader of our groups gathers all of the pictures our group takes and picks a winner for our group and then uploads the groups best to the Scott Kelby site.
Thanks. That's what I wanted to hear, just some more information is all. Thank You.
I just signed up for the walk in Mt. Dora, FL.
Thanks for mentioning this. 
Sorry, misunderstood your question. Pixelchix has it right. We met in a designated location and walked a historic part of town, each capturing things we thought unique. Made us look at the town a bit differently and "fed off" each others ideas. We walked in large groups, then smaller, then met at a designated place. Great fun.I love cats wrote:
Pixelchix wrote: Ours lasts about 2 hrs. in a designated area by the local group leader. You basically walk around for 2 hrs taking photo's of whatever. It is just a chance to get together with your fellow photogs and do what we do best. You get out of it what you put into it. The leader of our groups gathers all of the pictures our group takes and picks a winner for our group and then uploads the groups best to the Scott Kelby site.
Thanks. That's what I wanted to hear, just some more information is all. Thank You.
By the way, definitely was not signing up for the walk last year in Kabul (yes, it was listed). Takes shooting to a whole new level.
Sample shots:
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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Pettigrew wrote: What a great way to get out and meet other photographers
I was thinking the same thing!
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