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14 May 2026 - 9 July 2026

Classic camera masterclass and photo walk with RWK Goodman

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Ellie Spencer

Partner | Co Head of Civil Fraud Team

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Time for an event with a difference: RWK Goodman's London lawyers, led by Partners Dan Dodman and Ellie Spencer from our Dispute Resolution team, invite you to learn about classic cameras and exercise your artistic eye. No previous photography experience required.

This is a limited series of three events, which will culminate in a networking event and photography exhibition featuring photos from all three masterclasses / photo walks. The winning photo will go on to grace the walls of RWK Goodman's London office.

Please note: This is an invite only event, and spaces are very limited. We can accommodate 6-7 keen / aspiring photographers at each of the three masterclasses. To express your interest, please get in touch with RWK Goodman's Events team at [email protected].

Event details

First event details

Date: Thursday 14 May

Start time: 5:00pm

End time: 9:00pm

Location: London

Second event details

Date: Thursday 4 June

Start time: 5:00pm

End time: 9:00pm

Location: London

Third event details

Date: Thursday 9 July

Start time: 5:00pm

End time: 9:00pm

Location: London

Photo experience and equipment required: None! We’ll provide cameras, film and hold a masterclass on handling your designated camera on the day. All you need to bring along is your enthusiasm and your best artistic eye.

What to expect: We will kick off with a short masterclass in handling classic cameras, held near Liverpool Street Station. Once you get comfortable with your camera, we will proceed on a photo walk, and finish off the evening with drinks.

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