Date/Time
Saturday, October 5th, 2024 | 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Where We Will Meet
Plaza Rizal
Where The Walk Will End
Porta Mariae Arch
About This Walk
Welcome to this year’s Photowalk in Naga City!
Our photowalk route for this year will be: Plaza Rizal to Porta Mariae Arch.
Any types of camera is accepted.
About the Walk Leader:
Samuel James Encila is a photographer and cafe owner. His cafe features numerous examples of his street photography. He was awarded 1st place in the Tara Photowalk Tayo 13 with Canon Philippines. He is also one of the organizers of Lakaw, Leksyon, Litrato and a long-time participant in Photowalk events in Naga City.
Local Theme: TimelessSeptember 29th, 2024
In this year’s photowalk, we invite you to explore and elevate your craft with our chosen theme:
“Timeless.” More than just a blend of modern and traditional elements, “Timeless” embodies the art of life—capturing moments that transcend eras and speak to the enduring beauty of Naga City. Let this theme inspire your creativity and challenge you to discover the lasting impact of your vision.
Essential Tips for a photowalkSeptember 28th, 2024
1. Gear Essentials: Carry only what you need to avoid being weighed down.
2. Comfortable Bag: Use a lightweight, comfortable camera bag or backpack for easy access to your gear.
3. Weather-Appropriate Clothing: Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suited to the weather and terrain. Dress in layers if necessary.
4. Neutral Colors: Avoid flashy clothing that could draw attention or cause distractions when shooting candid street photos.
5. Safety First: Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in unfamiliar areas. Be cautious of traffic, pedestrians, or unsafe spots.
6. Respect Privacy: In street photography, respect people’s privacy and local customs. When possible, ask for permission before photographing someone up close.
7. Be Social: Photowalks are not just about taking pictures—engage with fellow photographers, exchange tips, and learn from others’ perspectives.
8. Capture Stories: Talk to locals or subjects if you’re comfortable. Personal connections can add depth and emotion to your images.
9. Observe First: Don’t rush. Take time to observe the scene, how people interact with the environment, and wait for the right moment to capture the shot.
10. Quality Over Quantity: Focus on taking meaningful shots rather than just snapping continuously.
11. Carry a Reusable Bottle: Always have a water bottle with you. Opt for a lightweight, reusable bottle to reduce waste and keep hydrated throughout the walk.
