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the 500px Fujifilm Global Photo Walk takes place this year on sept 26.

its an opportunity to spend a couple of hours wandering your town with other fuji shooters and in some cities photographers working with fuji

sign up is free and its open to all ages

and you don't have to be a fuji user to participate

i will be leading the las vegas walk. here is the link to the Facebook page to sign up:
https://www.facebook.com/events/857805030922539/

for details about the walks, here is the link to the 500px page 
https://iso.500px.com/the-500px-and-fujifilm-global-photo-walk-is-back/

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Anyone in Montreal Interested?

 

 

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500px Red Bull Photography Global Photo Walk - Montreal

 

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Join us for the 4th annual 500px Red Bull Photography Global Photo Walk on September 17, 2016!

This is your chance to get out and meet fellow photographers in your community who share your passion. You’ll share tips and tricks, make new friends, and of course - capture some inspiring images.

The theme of this year’s walk is “Action and Adventure.” Put on your walking, running, cycling, or hiking shoes and capture the energy, motion, excitement, and movement of today's fast-paced places and people.

No need to be a pro to attend! Grab whatever camera you have (DSLR, mobile phone, point-and-shoot) and join in the fun!

Please obtain your ticket on Eventbrite, and head on over to Facebook for more details: 

 


 

 

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