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Fourth of July Photowalk with Eli Vicks & VSCO – No RSVP Required
July 4 @ 11:30 am – 3:00 pm EDT
Celebrate Independence Day through the lens with Photodom, VSCO, and photographer Eli Vicks for a community photowalk along Coney Island’s iconic boardwalk.
This relaxed, open-format walk is designed for photographers of all experience levels looking to document the energy, culture, and visual excitement of the Fourth of July. Together, we’ll explore the boardwalk, pier, and surrounding festivities, seeking out compelling moments, vibrant characters, and unique perspectives throughout the afternoon.
As we walk, Eli Vicks will share insights into his photographic approach, offering guidance on identifying strong visual moments, engaging with your environment, and creating meaningful images in dynamic public spaces. Whether you’re shooting film or digital, this is an opportunity to connect with fellow photographers, exchange ideas, and spend the holiday creating.

Meeting Information
Meet-Up Time: 11:30 AM
Meeting Location:
Parachute Drop Tower
1739 Riegelmann Boardwalk
Brooklyn, NY 11224
Walk Begins: Approximately 12:00 PM
Route
There is no fixed route for this photowalk. We’ll move organically throughout the boardwalk and pier area, following the energy of the day’s celebrations and seeking out photographable moments as they unfold.
What to Expect
• Guided photowalk hosted by Eli Vicks
• Creative discussions and photography insights
• Opportunities to photograph Fourth of July festivities
• Community engagement with photographers of all levels
• Film and digital shooters welcome
End Time & Location
3:00 PM
We’ll conclude back at the Parachute Drop Tower.
What to Bring
• Camera of your choice (film or digital)
• Extra film, batteries, or memory cards
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Water and weather-appropriate clothing
Come spend the holiday making photographs, meeting fellow creatives, and celebrating the power of visual storytelling with Photodom, VSCO, and Eli Vicks.
Space is limited. Registration is encouraged.
