This last week I was introduced to a flicker group here in Salt Lake. In this group they choose a location where everyone can come and photograph, they call this a Photo Walk. This last week the photo walk was at the Moran Eye Center in Research Park.
At first I was really surprised at how many people were there. It was exciting to see so many people from pros to first time photographers, running around taking pictures of anything and everything.
What I most got out of this experience was that anywhere you may be, there is always something to photograph. Who would have thought that a couple dozen beakers on a peg board could make such an interesting photo such as the one I have posted here.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Photo Walk at the Moran Eye Center
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Ok, a photo walk sounds like a very cool thing . . . you all just walk around at some given location and take photos? That's cool, Brett. This picture is really cool, too. You're right--it's crazy how a photo of something seemingly so ordinary can turn out intriguing. :) I took the day off, by the way. :D How's work??
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