A number of local “photo walkers” have expressed an opinion in rescheduling yesterday’s cancelled photo walk.

Although I may not be able to attend myself I am more than happy to let everyone know of the details.

If you are up for a photo walk on Saturday, April 3rd at 6pm, there will be some people meeting at Harris Park to head out for a little walk.

For more information about the root please check out the post regarding the photo walk that was cancelled.

Please keep in mind that we will have our regular April photo walk near the end of the month and plan to attend as it is our 1 year anniversary.

Sadly due to the poor, wet weather in the London area today’s Photo Walk has been cancelled. Although the gloomy sky and the rain can make for some interesting photos the wetness that comes with the rain is not the best for camera equipment or for the health of our photo walkers.

With that said, we have decided to cancel this month’s walk and wait until April to head back out.

Make sure to check out the April edition of the London Photo Walk as it will be our 1 year anniversary and to celebrate we are heading back into the East London Village where this all first began.

See you there.

It is with pleasure that I am telling you all about PhotoCamp London! I(James) have been wanting to do this since the very popular PodCamp London last year, and then SMarts London, and PodCamp Toronto. It is time to focus on the Arts again and get everyone out to share, learn, and contribute to our artistic community! So here it is! PhotoCamp London Canada and unconference on photography & cinematography!

What is PhotoCamp London?

PhotoCamp is for everyone; newbies, professionals, teachers — everyone is welcome! PhotoCamp is about creating an affordable (free) event with themes surrounding photography and cinematography. Education and community involvement take a front seat throughout the discussions of these mediums.

An unconference is a small conference where the content is provided by the attendees. Each conference will have only a basic structure up until it starts. People are asked to contribute sessions that they want to present or hear about. Those sessions are picked up by someone with experience in that field and they present it. A session is between 5 and 30 minutes and can cover any topic related to photography and cinematography.

When is PhotoCamp London?

PhotoCamp London is proud to be hosted by the London Public Library, at the Central branch, located in the heart of our fine city. The event will be filled with lots of fun learning and networking among fellow photographers. So mark your calendars and register now!

When: Saturday September 11th, 2010

Where: London Public Library – Central Branch

Time: 9:30am-4:00pm followed by LOPW #16

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London Photowalk #16

Saturday September 11th 2010

Meet: Central Library - Rotary Reading Garden

Time: 6:30PM-8:30PM

Route: TBA