My First Photo Walk

While at WDS, I attended a meetup.  This is huge for me, folks.  I went totally alone.  Thankfully I had my trusty camera to throw in front of my face in case I needed to be anti social.  Don’t worry, I ended up meeting more people on that 1 walk than the entire weekend combined (well, almost).

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Photo Mentor.  Free camera advice and an evening enjoying the sites?  Count me in!

So here’s the thing.  I don’t really “get” photo walks.  To be fair, this was my first.  I have a hard time taking pictures that don’t include people, but I also have a tough time taking pictures of people I don’t know.  I feel like I need to ask their permission, but once you ask, the moment is lost.  Such a dilemma!

Here’s what I ended up with.

This last one was my fave.  Why can’t I get more girls in hats to stand in pockets of sunlight by random food carts!