A group walk around central Croydon taking pictures - all club members (or potential members) welcome!
Saturday 3rd October
13:45 at Platform, Ruskin Square (next to rear entrance of East Croydon station).
Attendees:
* David Beard
* Graham Cluer
* Mike Farley
* Paul Heester
* Peter Boughton
* Tom Sherrin
If you're interested in coming along please reply here, so we know who to expect.
Croydon Photo Walk - Sat 3rd October
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Thanks, Peter, I'm looking forward to it.
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Hi Peter,
Please count me in.
Regards,
Tom
Please count me in.
Regards,
Tom
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See you there
Graham
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Many thanks to Peter for organising this Croydon Wide photo walk. A very enjoyable afternoon. Something we should do more often.
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Well that went well. Thank you to everyone who came along and made it a success.
From what I saw of the images others took, there were some good photos captured, and I've definitely got several with potential.
I'll see about posting some here once I've properly gone through them, and hopefully others can do the same - let's show the rest of the club what they missed.
It would be great to arrange more walks like this - some clubs do it on a regular basis, and there's no reason Croydon can't too - even the same photographers doing the exact same route could get completely different images on another day - but there are also plenty of places in town we didn't get to today, and lots of locations in the vicinity that could easily fill a few hours.
From what I saw of the images others took, there were some good photos captured, and I've definitely got several with potential.
I'll see about posting some here once I've properly gone through them, and hopefully others can do the same - let's show the rest of the club what they missed.
It would be great to arrange more walks like this - some clubs do it on a regular basis, and there's no reason Croydon can't too - even the same photographers doing the exact same route could get completely different images on another day - but there are also plenty of places in town we didn't get to today, and lots of locations in the vicinity that could easily fill a few hours.
Re: Croydon Photo Walk - Sat 3rd October
Peter,
Thank you for arranging Saturday's walk and for selecting such an interesting route. I enjoyed the afternoon very much and I know the others did as well. Yes we have some interesting images to show and hopefully we can arrange another similar walk in the future.
Any suggestions or offers anyone?
Kind regards,
Tom
Thank you for arranging Saturday's walk and for selecting such an interesting route. I enjoyed the afternoon very much and I know the others did as well. Yes we have some interesting images to show and hopefully we can arrange another similar walk in the future.
Any suggestions or offers anyone?
Kind regards,
Tom
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Some pictures from yesterday.
The intrepid band of photographers set out on their epic photowalk.
Perhaps it was the sunny weather as the people we encountered were in a friendly mood. Paul and I spent some time talking to this chap, who is a regular visitor to Croydon from the American mid-west via Liverpool and Austria.
We were not the only people taking pictures yesterday.
The route took us past Croydon College, which is by the former field where livestock fairs were traditionally held and gives the area its name.
Fairfield Halls reflection.
Jeremy Corbyn is looking for a new job already?
The kindness of traffic wardens.
Some of the new graffiti around St George's Walk.
Shoppers in Surrey Street Market
Another taken in the market. I must remember to use this in a competition where the judge has expressed a liking for eye contact.
The intrepid band of photographers set out on their epic photowalk.
Perhaps it was the sunny weather as the people we encountered were in a friendly mood. Paul and I spent some time talking to this chap, who is a regular visitor to Croydon from the American mid-west via Liverpool and Austria.
We were not the only people taking pictures yesterday.
The route took us past Croydon College, which is by the former field where livestock fairs were traditionally held and gives the area its name.
Fairfield Halls reflection.
Jeremy Corbyn is looking for a new job already?
The kindness of traffic wardens.
Some of the new graffiti around St George's Walk.
Shoppers in Surrey Street Market
Another taken in the market. I must remember to use this in a competition where the judge has expressed a liking for eye contact.
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A couple more of some members of our party.
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The guy in my second photo talking to Paul said he was a wrestler. After a bit of research, it turns out that his ring name is "Avalanche" and he weighs 390 lbs. I'm glad he was friendly.
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