"Hit the Streets" is back! If you missed this event in January, then make sure you don't miss it this April!

Date: Saturday 18 April 2026
Time: 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Cost: $48
Location: Camera Electronic Murray Street Store.

Suitable for beginners.

Come and join us for an afternoon presentation and photowalk that’s all about all things street and urban photography. Refamiliarise yourself with your camera settings, learn how to shoot on the go and discover new places in your town that you may never have visited! Walk the walk, talk the talk and shoot the shots as we venture through the streets and lanesways of our city looking for light, scenes, faces, places and happenings in our urban environment.

This event kicks off with a a speaker sessions by street photographer, Sean Breadsell. Learn the techniques, tips and strategies for shooting street scenes. Sean shoots street in Perth and will be speaking about his experiences photographing in Perth’s urban jungle.

Then, we will take it to the streets with cameras and lenses in tow so that you can put your new insights to practice and tap the knowledge for street captures from Sean and Seng.

It’s a great way to spend a summer afternoon doing what you love and mingling with like-minded photographers. Bring a friend or two!

Don't miss out as places are limited to 20 participants.

This event is supported by Camera Electronic.

WHAT TO BRING

Your camera - preferably with a mid-range telephoto lens (24-70 or 24-105mm full frame equivalent). If you prefer using primes, bring a 35mm or 50mm (full frame equivalent) prime.
Good walking shoes, hat/cap and water.

ABOUT SEAN BREADSELL

Sean is a Perth-based street photographer who has been photographing in the urban environment of perth for more than 17 years. He has publised a book on his “Streetography” as well as had his works exhibited in a number of exhibitions, including the “SHOTS Collective” exhibitions at the Moores Gallery in Fremantle and at the Ellenbrook Arts Centre.

Contact the host of Hit the Streets Workshop & Photo Walk (April 2026)