Almost In Focus Pinhole Day Photowalk
Royal Leamington Spa – Covent Garden Quarter Arts Market
Saturday 26 April

Join Almost In Focus for a relaxed photowalk celebrating Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day in Royal Leamington Spa.

We’ll be wandering through the Covent Garden Quarter Arts Market, photographing the stalls, street life, and general atmosphere using pinhole cameras. It’s a great excuse to slow photography right down and enjoy the process.

Bring a pinhole camera and a tripod, and we’ll take a gentle walk around the market, stopping when something catches our eye. Whether you’re shooting on film, paper negatives, or digital pinhole, all approaches are welcome.

No experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to experiment.

Come along, make a few strange and wonderful photographs, and spend some time with other people who enjoy doing things the slightly slower way.

Hosted by Almost In Focus

After the success of first ever dedicated stereoscopic photowalk in 2024, this particular route is now an annual event! Bring your stereoscopic camera or just your camera to learn how to shoot stereo!

The Route:

We will travel through central Soho and Fitzrovia making sure to stop off at prominent stereoscopic locations including the some of the original business addresses for the London Stereoscopic Company.  

Meeting at the Liberty end of Carnaby Street, the route starts in Carnaby Street and heads (briefly north) to 236 Regent Street, the second studio address of Stereo pioneer TR Williams, before heading down to Piccadilly Circus and past Horse Guards Parade, crossing Westminster Bridge and passing the Imperial War Museum to finish at 35 West Square, the location of William's First Studio.

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