A bit of an extended photowalk, this one – taking in all the key sites of the exhibition (and the exhibition itself).
Sunday 20th February, meet at 10:30 at Starbucks on St Paul Street for an 11:00 start.
No experience or camera skills required; you don’t even need a camera – just come for the walk if you want!
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Jon is a founding director of Exposure Leeds, being hugely evangelical about the benefits of improving through sharing. When he's not thinking of the next big project for the photo group or planning a future Photocamp unconference he enjoys his own brands of art photography and male portraiture.
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In our latest photowalk we've permission to photograph in a number of Leeds' more unique retail venues.
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Sounds fab – all being well count me and Mr Pops in.
Well interested in this, the route takes in areas I’ve never been to even though I’ve lived & worked in Leeds for years. Looks like it might be blanketed in snow too
Is it OK to just turn up? I’ve not done a photo meet before!
Hi Steve,
While the bus routes are open and it’s safe to continue we won’t let a little bit of snow stop us!
It’s fine to just turn up; the Facebook link just lets us judge interest.
Hope to see you tomorrow!
Jon
Thanks for the reply Jon, looks like it’ll have melted anyway, interesting walk, I’ll make an effort to attend.
Steve
Thanks to the 20+ people who showed for today’s walk. I had a great time talking to you all (and snapping) – I hope you gained from it too!
If possible can you post your images to Flickr.com onto this group – http://www.flickr.com/groups/21st-century-leeds/ – this will allow us to compare the Photowalk images with those originally submitted to the competition.
There may even be an award and small prize for one I consider to be ‘the best’.