Upcoming Events and Workshops
Thursday 10th April 2025
5:30PM Meetup
Location 47 Mews Rd, Fremantle
Come enjoy an Autumn sunset at Bathers Beach Art Precinct. Get ready to explore amazing sculptures created by talented artists. The beauty of these unique artworks can be distracting, immersing, and intriguing. This is a great opportunity to get some warm sand between your toes and find photographic inspiration amongst a great group.
For those so inclined, we can grab a drink and/or bite nearby afterwards.
Registration on Eventbrite is free and helps us to track attendance by Shutterpups members.
Sculpture at Bathers (S@B) returns for its sixth event from April 4 to 21, 2025, at the historic Bathers Beach Art Precinct / Manjaree, including the indoors exhibition at WA Shipwrecks Museum. This free event promises an unforgettable cultural experience, showcasing the unique sculptures of WA artists.
S@B6 will exhibit a diverse array of artists, including both those with established careers and emerging talent. For the first time S@B6 will coincide with the Fremantle International Street Arts Festival. There will be a wealth of activities and attractions for the community to enjoy in Fremantle.
All meals and drinks are to be self-funded.
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Note: that only financial members of Shutterpups who register with Shutterpups via Eventbrite are eligible for insurance cover at events.
Shutterpups stages monthly themed shoots around the Perth metro and outer metro regions. At least once a year we also plan a (long) weekend event further afield. The main aims of our events is to grow your skills by socialising and interact with other photographers. No matter your experience or gear, there is always something new to learn. There are many different types of events, so there is sure to be one that suits your interest: fast-paced sports; gentle landscapes; macros; or seeing the world in monochrome – we try to make the events as varied as possible.
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