Meeting point: Martin Place, The Cenotaph (near George St)
Date: 1st Monday every month, Nov 2025 - April 2026
Time: 6 pm - 9 pm. Please arrive at 5.45 pm
Who is it for? Traditional Camera users and Phone Photographers
About the PhotoWalk
There's a secret-city vibe to this Photo Walk. Join us as we travel from the light of day, through to the Golden Hour, and the Blue Hour, to arrive together in the dark of the night. This PhotoWalk is designed as a social outing for all photographers who want to enjoy this picturesque City while sharpening their skills with a mentor by their side!
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Water
- A Tripod for your camera (for long exposures)
- A phone holder for the Tripod (for phone users)
- A Battery pack (for phone users)
What are the benefits?
- Learn to expand your creative photography.
- Skills in Low-light / night photography.
- Connect with photographers who share similar interests
- Support and help when you need it, even while you're travelling
A bit more about the PhotoWalk
This Summertime Photo Walk will take you through the western heart of Sydney’s CBD. As the city morphs from work to play, we’ll walk the hidden nooks, the quiet tunnels, shooting the shiny buildings shimmering in the last light. We’ll help you capture the colours, the figures and the shadows of this ever-evolving city using your camera.
You’ll discover eclectic photo locations and little-known vantage points for stunning photos. We’ll even help you explore the harbour using long exposure apps. Our mission is to help you create unique and captivating photos.
From Martin Place to the vibrant Darling Quarter precinct, you will be amazed at how the city transforms as day turns into night!
Your photo guide
Colin Seton will be your photoguide. He is one of Sydney's best photography guides. He has years of experience as an educator and uses structured teaching methods to help you learn and, most importantly, remember. He guides workshops and photo adventures all over Sydney.
Spring into photography,
Shane + Colin
All ©photos taken by Shane Rozario and Colin Seton
