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S.Perth Photographic Market - Sunday 12th March

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 3:13 pm
by poiter86
Not sure if anyone has posted this up, but I've seen notices around the place.

PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKET
SUNDAY 12TH MARCH 2006
8.30AM - 12NOON

Sth Perth civic centre, crn South Tce & Sandgate St
Buyers 8.30am $3 entry.
Sellers 7.30am $15 per table

Pete

PostPosted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:52 pm
by obzelite
thanks, see if i cant loose the missus for a few hours and make a dash over.

What gives?

PostPosted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 12:27 pm
by BullcreekBob
G'day

I've never been to a Photographic market before so I have no idea what to expect if I went.

So if anyone can answer my basic questions

- what might I be able to buy there?
- are prices good? (my view of markets is that sometimes ppl pay well above the odds for crap)
- is it woth getting up real early and being there before 11:00am?

Cheers
Bob in Bull Creek

PostPosted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 3:35 pm
by Andyt
'Bob,

Usually its like a swap meet, sellers are normally private ppls, wanting to sell surplus / old gear, prices are variable, depending, KNOW your prices before going, prepare to haggle.

My experience in Perth is that if you are still into film, Great! if not, not much if anything yet of interest to the DSLR user. Mmmm, might find a good tripod, bag etc. Suggest if you can go along, leave missus home and take cash instead, just in case! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Andyt

PostPosted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 4:21 pm
by petermmc
Hi Perthies

I was in Perth this morning and now back in Wollongong. Yesterday aftenoon I visited Cottesloe Beach where there is currently a great sculpture on the beach exhibition. Great photo opps here if you have time. I may post a few of mine which were very rushed as I was being taken on a lightening trip after my work. I am in Samoa tomorrow but will try and post a few to get you interested. The evening light was also great for the photos.

Perth is a great place you should be proud. :wink:

Peter Mc PS I realise this post was about something different but most of the respondents seem to be from Perth so I had a captive audience.