Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I have to stick with the group?
- You don't have to but photowalks are always more fun when you're with a group.
- Do I need to be a professional?
- No, you can join a photowalk using a Digital SLR, Point & Shoot camera or even a cell phone camera.
- Do photowalks cost money?
- Typically no but some walks may take place at a location that requires admission fees, like a zoo for example.
- How far do we walk?
- Each photowalk is different...
- How long does a photowalk last?
- Each photowalk is different but the typical photowalk is about 2 hours
- How should I dress?
- Casual but be prepared for whatever the weather may bring. Always check your local weather!
- Is there any training during a photowalk?
- Photowalks are not intended to be training sessions as you learn by socializing with other photographers on the walk. However, sometimes there will be a photographer willing to give lessons on techniques during the photowalk.
- So what do we do when it’s over?
- Some photowalk groups will go out to a restaurant or diner to talk, share photos and enjoy a nice meal. Some groups with have a picnic or just go their separate ways. Each group and photowalk will be different.
- What am I supposed to take pictures of?
- Anything that interests you or catches your eye
- What do I need to bring with me?
- The simplest answer: A camera
You can bring extra lenses and a tripod. Always try to bring extra memory cards and batteries just in case! - What is Photowalking?
- Photowalklist is a user submitted website dedicated to sharing the love of Photography and the act of Photowalking.
"Photowalking is the act of walking with a camera for the main purpose of taking pictures of things that the photographer may find interesting.
It’s a social photography event where photographers get together, usually in a downtown area or trendy section of town, to walk around, shoot photos, and generally have fun with other photographers."
- Wikipedia
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