Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photowalk – my pictures

The Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photowalk of Malmö 2009 was a good photowalk accompanied with some nice people. Out of the ~50 people, I knew Tommy, Roger and Kent from before.

It is common with my photowalks that I return with nothing but plants and houses. This time, I set out to try and capture some people too. It turned out that if you walk straight up to people with your camera up front, they don’t mind getting their picture taken. I teamed up with Tommy and we went away from the bigger part of the group, and out to Västra Hamnen, Stapelbäddsparken and Sundspromenaden. What can I say about the weather? Last year’s photowalk had rained a lot, and this year the day started off by pouring rain for hours. But just before 16.00 when the photowalk started, the sun came out. Most of the tour was without rain. So I think we can consider it a success.

Here are some of my best shots from the photowalk.

Wave
When we reached Sundspromenaden, the climate suddenly changed into some heavy rain and winds

Chattering
The girls have just attended a wedding at Malmöhus.

Waiting for green
Waiting for green

Bathers
These people looked so beautiful. I just walked up to them and asked for a shot.

Walking up to people was making me feel a bit awkward at first, but once I got going it became much more natural to me. I did not find it easy to find any good pictures though, and I did not feel particularly inspired. But what the hey… It was good fun and we had a good beer at Svea Bar & Bistro afterwards, where I also met more photographers. Me and names, I don’t remember most of the names except for Björn which is an easier name to me for some reason ;)

The Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photowalk of Malmö 2009 was well arranged by Roger and Amy. Thanks again guys!

One Comment

  1. Axel says:

    First and foremost, congratulations on your birthday!

    Secondly, wonderful photos again Björn.

    I especially like the water-splash photo which for me is a true representation of summer.

    Another one I think you did well on is the couple photo. The womans laugh looks really genuine and gives the photo a whole new vibrance.

    I imagine getting people to be not aware of a camera is like when people say: “Don’t think of a pink elephant”.

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