Organizing a photowalk
Everyone is welcome (and encouraged!) to organize a photowalk—it's what keeps our community fun and active!
If you have an idea for a walk, you can suggest it using our photowalk form below. But first, here’s some key info to consider before submitting your plan.
‘Official’ walks
These are our planned photowalks and other events that are organized in advance (usually a few weeks or more ahead), with a clear concept or theme. They’re listed on the website and require an RSVP to join.
Last-minute walks
More of a spontaneous type? Last-minute photowalks happen when someone feels like shooting and invites others to join—whether it’s the same day or just a few days ahead. A quick message in your local Last-Minute Walks WhatsApp group is all it takes!
‘Official’ photowalks
Our photowalks are all about welcoming local (aspiring) photographers in our community. While they’re open to everyone, feel free to make your walk as niche as you want—whether it's a general walk for all or a specialized one for, say, self-built pinhole camera lovers.
A good length for a photowalk is usually 2-3 hours, but it’s not set in stone. If your plan calls for something shorter or longer, go for it!
Your walk can be just the walk, or you can add coffee, drinks, food—whatever fits the vibe. Just remember, the photowalk itself is always free* for members to join, with no obligation to pay for any extras.
*Note: Occasionally, certain activities (like visiting a nature reserve or museum) may have an entrance fee. If that’s the case, make sure to clearly communicate it in advance.