San Jose, CA USA
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Meeting Location: Begin at Gordon Bierch Brewery (33 E San Fernando St) San Jose, CA 95113, end at Gordon Bierch Brewery (33 E San Fernando St) San Jose, CA 95113 Meeting Time: 09:30AM - 12:00PM
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A Message From The Walk Leader
For this photo walk, we will be exploring and photographing historic downtown San Jose, the heart of Silicon Valley! There are tons of things to shoot in this little city, from 50’s style art deco architecture, to modern buildings reminiscent of Star Trek, to quaint little shops.
We will begin, and end our adventure at Gordon Bierch, a well-known brewery in the heart of downtown. From there we will meander around the city hitting some select picturesque spots, ultimately returning to the brewery for lunch, conversation, and maybe a beer.
There is plenty of parking just across the street from the restaurant. Dress for the weather, wear comfy shoes, and be sure to bring your camera (any camera) charged up and ready to go. More questions? Check out the thoughtful FAQ Scott Kelby and team has put together.
Remember, photo walks are intended to be fun social events. No pressure, just fun!
We will meet up outside of Gordon Bierch on the sidewalk in front.
This is going to be a blast!
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Meeting time: 09:30AM - 12:00PM
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Photos from this location
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- War is hell
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- Brick face
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- Shadows of the Past
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- visual_delight
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- City restaurant sign invites hungy walkers
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- This young child sits on the fountain to cool off on this hot day
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- Exactly
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- Sam the Squirrel
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- Lines
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- Mailbox
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- Street Lamp with Photoshop
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- Shoot! Bridesmaids at work. (more info)
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- What you see is what you get. (more info)
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- Shoot or ride?
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- Inside looking out
Great photo! Looks as good as Red plays the flute. Always enjoy hearing him play in the downtown San Jose area. Great going, Red!
Bill R.
love those photos (it’s my stompin’ grounds . . . ) . . . especially the dog . . . love that poochy look!! - haven’t seen cathedral that way and really like it - good job of finding something new to see in it - (question: How does one spell ‘Biersch’?) b
Congratulations to the winner! Lovely portrait.
I knew from the moment I saw them, one of the two portraits (displayed above of the same subject) would be selected. Both are awesome.
Nice photos…
Can’t say I took a single photo…. though
guess I got a tad involved in this…. Since
I’m the flute player…
Thank you Frederick. Your time and leadership is appreciated. Enjoyed seeing photographers from last year and meeting the new ones. Through your suggestion took the time to talk and photograph more people this time, very rewarding. Great Day? Kay
Hey all,
As a reminder…
Photo walkers had until 11:59pm EST on July 25th to upload their photos. I will have chosen a winner by 11:59pm EST on August 1st.
If you are having trouble uploading your photos, check this link:
http://worldwidephotowalk.com/uploading-your-photos/
And if you’d like to share your photos with the other members of the walk, I’ve started a Flickr Group for us to network and share!
http://www.flickr.com/groups/scott_kelbys_worldwide_photo_walk_san_jose_-_2009/
Thanks everyone!
Frederick
Do we get to see which photo was submitted as the winner from our walk?
Hey nikicruz, what happened to the youtube video?
Frederick, where is the group photo posted?
Looking at the fantastic pictures posted by other participants of in the walk, it doesn’t seem like I also walked with them! I have so much to learn.
Thanks to Frederick for leading the walk. I had a good time…and I am already looking forward to next year’s Photowalk in San Jose, CA.
First of all, I want to thank Frederick for leading this photowalk. I had a blast even though I wasn’t able to attend the meet up afterwards.
Second, I think the photos coming out of this group have been fantastic. It’s always interesting to see how other photographers capture the same subject, settings, etc. Great job everyone!
The San Jose photo walk was a blast. We documented our walk, you can see it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3mQkR8GTAI