I looked around for one a while ago too and didn't find anything. If you're interested in taking some photos some weekend send me a message.

hi,i am not familiar with the club, but i am thinking about taking photo in Hutong,i havnt touch my camera for one year, i want to start it now, so if you like, we can do it together, my msn:ynm_yn@hotmail.com, my flickr:http://www.flickr.com/photos/beijinger/

cheng

I'd also like to meet some people to take photos with around Beijing. Please message me if you're interested.
Graham

Can someone please message me or email me if you want to take photos around Beijing...

edwinmogi@yahoo.com

Edwin

Hi,
Would anyone be interested in attending a photographers networking evening? Zen Foto Beijing is a hutong photography gallery and would like to build up a group of photographer friends. The evening would be a chance to show your works through short powerpoint presentations and discuss photography.

If anyone is interested please email me at laura@zen-foto.jp and we can make a date.

Laura

We are starting a professional photography school in Beijing with our office and campus in JianWai SOHO.

Hi all,

I'm a long-term resident of Beijing and used to be an avid photographer... I lost my photo mojo a couple of years ago when the city became a bit of a cliche to me and am now trying to get back into it.

I'm willing to organize some meets and I also know cool excursions out of the city to some of its more far-flung interests, so that's a possibility if people are interested.

So, something simple to start with: how about Qianmen this Saturday at 10am? We can check out the touristy new main street if you haven't seen it before - but the old streets that still stand around it are the main reason to go there. I'll be under the gate at the north end of Qianmen Dajie at 10 waiting for whoever wants to come... if you can, PM me before Saturday if you're interested.

Just to bump this thread... hope to see some of you lucky photographers who don't need to work this Thursday on the Art Districts photo walk! We'll meet at 11am at the 798 south gate on Jiuxianqiao Road.

Just a reminder of our photo walk this coming Sunday (October 9th)... it's a chance to photograph the buildings and people of Sanlitun Village and Soho!

Meet outside Uniqlo at 3pm. Hope to see you there

http://www.thebeijinger.com/classifieds/2011/10/04/Sanlitun-Village-and-...

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Beijing Photo Walks run informal, relaxed photo walks around the city. Everyone is welcome, no matter your level of experience or what equipment you have. It's just a chance to get together somewhere interesting with people who enjoy photography!

Our next walk will be on Saturday the 22nd October, at the Summer Palace.

There's a lot to see here, so be prepared to do a lot of walking if you want to see everything!

We'll meet at 12.00 midday inside the North gate (Beigongmen). To get there, take subway Line 4 to Beigongmen Station and the gate is a few meters straight on from the exit (signposted from inside the station).

There are two types of ticket. Just for the park is RMB30, and a through ticket (you can see everything) is RMB60. The extra sites the through ticket gets you into include touristy 'Suzhou Street' (a mock up of a river town) and The Tower of Buddhist Incense, which is interesting, and with some great views. So I suggest you get the through ticket, but of course, if you don't want to, there are other things to see while you wait.

You might want to bring these things with you:

- comfortable shoes
- warm clothes
- a tripod if you're staying after dark (though if you don't have one I'll be happy to share)
- a torch if you're staying after dark (areas around the lake are not lit but are pretty cool at night)
- food (unless you're happy with snacks like pot noodles and those hot-dog things)
- a guidebook if you're interested in the history of the place

As the Summer Palace is so large, we won't be able to see the whole park on this walk. The only parts we'll miss out are the southern and western parts of the lake, which are parkland, but very pretty, so if you want to see this area, you might want to go earlier. We will probably go the western part for sunset shots, though, if people would like to. Sunset will be around 5.30.

Don't forget to join our Facebook page if you haven't already! (www.facebook.com/groups/bjphotowalks)

If you have any questions, or would like to join the mailing list, don't hesitate to email me at bjphotowalks@yahoo.co.uk.

Hope to see you on Saturday!

Ermmm, I think from their postings, it would be safe to assume that Beijing Photo Walks is a photography club.

I don't have any photogray club for foreigh friends
But I will sometimes hold some activity,such as inviting some beautiful to be my models,and It's free
Maybe some of you want to be a memmber of us,to know about the beijing or the othwe provinces,I can help youand It's free,I'm Just a student ,In TsingHua university,I just want to recongnize some forgeign photographers,by the way.maybe I can help you to improve your Chinese and you can improve my English.
the following is my information:
My WeiBo:http://weibo.com/bullight
My Photography Blog::http://bullight.tuchong.com/
My QQ:25223937
My tel:13520335420
Waiting for your messages~

Any (pro) Photoshop users here who want to share some techniques?

Beijing Photo Walks run informal, relaxed photo walks around the city. Everyone is welcome, no matter your level of experience or what equipment you have. It's just a chance to get together somewhere interesting with people who enjoy photography!

Our first meet of 2012 (and also the first of the year of the dragon!) will be at one of Beijing's lesser-known temple fairs at Grand View Garden on Wednesday 25th. I chose this one as many of the other fairs are larger, more crowded and less traditional, plus it's in an out-of-the-way corner of the city that I'm guessing most of you never visit!

We'll meet at the south gate at 1pm, and stay for about 2 hours depending on what performances are on. Bring fast lenses to capture the lion dancing and craftspeople in action.

Type "Grand View Garden Beijing South Gate" into Google to see a map. If you zoom out slightly you'll see Taoranting Subway station to the east. From the subway it's a short taxi-ride. Entry to the garden is RMB40.

In Chinese, the garden is Da Guan Yuan, 大观园, and here's the address in Chinese: Xuan Wu Qu, Nan Cai Yuan Jie 12 Hao, 宣武区南菜园街12号.

As usual, please let me know if you're planning on attending.

Looking forward to seeing you there! And Gong Xi Fa Cai, best wishes for the year of the dragon!

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