Stroll with a Camera
This group meets to take a short stroll through locations that present opportunities to photograph a wide range of subjects. Participants are offered photographic advice if required. We normally meet at Lewisham station (main line) 10.00am usually on the last Tuesday of the month. This is an open group; anyone with a camera can come along. There is no need to let us know that you are coming or not just turn up at the meeting point. For further information contact Roger preferably by email. Please ask to be put on the Photo News email list for extra events or last minute changes. View the latest edition of PhotoNews by following the link on this page for further information on these and other events.
Tutor: Roger Mead 020 8852 1512
Convenor: Sue Mead 020 8852 1512
Email: rogermead@btconnect.com
The next meeting will be our Christmas Lunch on the 28th January. Look out for some pictures here soon
Planning for 2020
Because of Social Isolation we are unable to run our Strolls for the time being. We are staying in touch by our Facebook group " Senior Snappers" and through our Flickr site. Currently we have a Social Isolation Album where members have selected and uploaded pictures either taken during isolation or that illustrate the theme.
ALBUMS
An essential part of our Stroll is the opportunity to share our images on the Flickr site. By doing so we can all improve our photography and share in our successes. If you have not yet contributed please do so – it’s part of the deal!
Julia has taken over maintaining our Flickr site. So please send your pictures to Julia by email to jklarsson@btinternet.com.
They should be Jpeg files, reduced down to around 300-500 kb and renamed with your name i.e. “rogermead1”, “rogermead 2 “ etc. If you have a problem doing this please contact either Roger or Julia who will be able to talk you through the process.
Photographs can be seen at www.flickr.com/photos/u3aselondon.
There is a PDF with descriptions of previous Strolls available from the link on this page.
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