Photowalk: Layering in Street Photography with Jarrett Esaw and Fujifilm

NOTE: There is a $25 charge to register for the event.

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Join Jarrett Esaw and Fujifilm for a guided street photography walk focused on creating stronger images through layering, depth, and visual storytelling.

Throughout the walk, Jarrett will explore how foreground, mid-ground, and background elements can work together to create more dynamic compositions. Participants will experiment with people, reflections, passing vehicles, architecture, foliage, light, shadow, color, and depth of field to guide the viewer’s eye through each frame.

We’ll meet at the Adorama Store at 2:30 PM before walking downtown toward Washington Square Park. The round-trip route will take us through a variety of environments, providing plenty of opportunities to observe everyday scenes and transform them into layered, visually compelling photographs.

Come ready to slow down, pay attention, and experiment with composition. Whether you’re new to street photography or looking to sharpen your creative eye, Jarrett will help challenge you to see familiar surroundings in new ways and create images with greater depth and impact.

Fujifilm cameras and lenses will be available to borrow during the photo walk. Participants who would like to borrow gear must bring:

• A valid U.S. government-issued ID
• A valid credit card

All IDs and credit cards will be stored securely under the constant supervision of an Adorama employee and returned once the borrowed gear has been checked back in.

• Meet-up time: 2:30 PM
• Meet-up location: Adorama Store
• Registration fee: $25

Spots are limited – sign up now!

Jarrett Esaw is a photographer, born and raised in New York City. His work is rooted in street photography while naturally extending across a range of photographic genres. Printing is an integral aspect of his practice. As an avid printer, he works using silver gelatin, alternative photographic processes, and inkjet printing, maintaining an intentional, hands-on approach from image-making through final print. In addition to his personal practice, Esaw is an educator. He teaches alternative printing processes at multiple organizations and schools throughout New York City. His teaching emphasizes technical understanding, and the development of an individual voice. Through education and mentorship, he is committed to supporting photographers and encouraging thoughtful, process-oriented approaches to the medium.

Photo property of Jarrett Esaw

Website: nocolorjte.com

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