There’s another great week of photography events coming up. I’m particularly jealous of those who are joining the Oakland Graffiti Art Film and Photowalk.
Don’t forget to join up to the Photografr.com Upcoming Group. It’s a superb way to keep in touch with the latest photography events.
5th – 7th Oct: Lisboa International Meeting 2007: Lisbon, Portugal: A long weekend touring the grand city Lisbon and it’s surrounding areas. There will be loads of photo shooting opportunities, and visits to exhibitions. Upcoming Link.
5th – 17th Oct: First! Photography Exhibition: El Paso, Texas, USA: The El Paso Flickr Group host their first photography exhibition at the SpAG. It’s expected to be busy, so turn up in plenty of time. Upcoming Link.
5th Oct: Oakland Graffiti Art Film and Photowalk: Oakland, CA, USA: Starting with a free publish showing of the documentary “Piece by Piece” in the museum garden. Following that there will be an opportunity to head out a shoot some graffiti art around Oakland. Upcoming Link.
6th Oct: Leave Yer Pixels at Home Teeside Flickr Meet: Hartlepool, UK: This is a film-only meet. Bring your top-end kits or your lo-fi gear, dig out your Mamiya’s, Holga’s, Zenit’s or even a disposable point-and-shoot. Upcoming Link.
6th Oct: Salt Lake City Photowalk: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: This will be an opportunity to photograph in and around downtown Salt Lake City and to get to know other photographers. You don’t have to have the “latest-and-greatest” camera to participate. A great chance to learn from other photographers: Upcoming Link.
7th Oct: Manchester Flickr Meet VIII: Manchester, UK: Meeting at the Font Bar for lunch, then an afternoon of photowalking around Manchester city centre including the Central Library on St. Peter’s Square. Upcoming Link.
9th Oct: Marin Headland Photowalk: San Francisco, California, USA: Another big photowalk, this time taking in the Marin Headland. Expect many of the photowalking big-wigs to be in attendance. Upcoming Link.
10th Oct: Harlem РThe Unmaking of a Ghetto: New York, New York, USA: Award-winning photographer Camilo Jos̩ Vergara has been documenting changes in Harlem since 1970. His Harlem project, serves as the basis for a discussion on the issues of changing race relations, gentrification, and urban renewal. Upcoming Link.
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Hey! Thanks Chris for highlighting the upcoming Marin Headlands Photowalk. This could very well be the biggest and most exciting photowalk yet.