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Hello:
On the 23rd of August we had the Scott Kelby World Wide Photo Walk here in Colorado Springs. We had about 30 photographers show up to shoot and we all had a great time. It was amazing to see some of the things people found in Colorado Springs that we pass by every day but seldom notice. One photographer captured a wild raccoon up in a tree right down town. We saw a fox, birds, a labyrinth, lots of flowers, sculptures, and interesting architecture. The one thing that stole the day was a wonderful sky with clouds, sunrays, and finishing off with a great sunset.
After the walk, I received a number of comments on how inspiring it was to go out and do some photography with a group like this. Many of them wanted to get to know the other participants better, and others made new friends. I have to say that I was surprised at the outcome of this photo walk. Some of what happened I expected other things were a surprise!
We had photographers from as far north as Cheyenne Wyoming, We had members of a number of photo clubs from around town, and we had pros to people that recently just picked up a camera. We had some great images as a result of the photo walk.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/scott-kelbys-worldwide-photowalk-colorado_springs/
Part of what really captured my attention was the quality of the images some of the brand new photographers produced. It reminds me that as photographers we often place ourselves in a box and we don’t look at things from a new angle or perspective. The creativity of the group was really top notch!
The following images are examples of the work from the photo walk. Please note that the images are the property and right of the photographers that took them. If you want to purchase or get more information about the images please contact the photographer directly. You can find them through the link provided above!
The Curios One
My Hand
She Can Leap Tall Buildings
Old GMC
As you can see the images are Amazing and there are many more! I would highly recommend a loose walk of this nature to photographers either pro or amateur in the future! It was great fun and inspirational!
Thanks,
Bill
