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Photographer Brings Google+ to the Real World with Photowalk

Aug 15, 2011 03:39 PM

In a gesture to bring the social qualities of Google+ into the real world, photographer +Trey Ratcliff invited his Google+ followers to join him on a photowalk this past Thursday, held on the Stanford University campus. Over 150 people showed up to take pictures with fellow Googlers and Google+ users, and to socialize in "real life". This group photo was taken by professional photographer +Peter Adams.

Group photo of a large diverse crowd outdoors.

Google+ Community Manager +Natalie Villalobos used the Vignette Android app to give her photos a dreamy, retro feel.

Fountain with multiple water streams surrounded by trees.

+Eric James Leffler played around with different effects.

Abstract motion blur of city lights at night.

+Cynthia Pyun created some beautiful shots with the available sunlight.

Scenic evening walkway lined with palm trees and street lamps.

+Brent Burzycki was able to get a beautiful nighttime panorama shot.

A modern building illuminated at night, surrounded by trees.

If you're interested in seeing more pictures from the photowalk, Google+ Photos Community Manager +Brian Rose is collecting links to attendees' photos, and using the hashtag #g+photowalk to identify them.

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