travel photography – Page 3

The dangers of getting lost for your photography

July 27, 2016Udi Tirosh

We are starting something new here, a Featured Photographer video series where we talk with famous photographers. Our first installment is a piece by travel photographer Asher Svidensky, who has been published by National Geographic, BBC, Oxford and several others. Asher travels the world looking for stories. According to Asher, the only way to really get […]

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Dangerous Photographers at the Cliffs of Moher

July 19, 2016Spencer Cox

I arrived in Ireland a couple days ago, and I have been taking plenty of photos along the way. I’ll post them in future articles, but there is something more important to discuss for now: the dangerous, idiotic behavior I saw at the Cliffs of Moher. The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most iconic […]

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Tips for planning, packing and preparing for a landscape travel photography shoot

June 4, 2016John Aldred

Landscape photography, especially when you’re having to travel any kind of distance, requires some planning. You need to make sure that you pack what you need, but not so much that you can’t manage carrying it with you all day. In this video from British landscape photographer Thomas Heaton, we’re given some advice and suggestions on […]

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This is the world’s smallest and most portable photo office

May 27, 2016John Aldred

I sometimes worry that I’m moving from being a photographer into simply being a collector of photography equipment. You just accumulate so much stuff over the years. A good deal on a camera here, a lens there, or you bid on a complete outfit on eBay because the final price is worth the one item […]

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Quick Tip: Color code your cables when bundling them up

April 19, 2016Udi Tirosh

If you, like me bundle up your USB and short power cables on travel, color coding them may be very helpful for getting them untangled quickly. If the cable are color coded, and you did not make too much of a mess when bundling them with a cable tie, yo…

How my solo adventure through The Dolomites benefitted my photography

April 17, 2016Chris König

My name is Chris König, a 23 years old self-taught photographer, based in The Netherlands. This story is about my one week adventure in the Italian Dolomites, in which I tried to challenge myself, not only on a photography level, but on a personal level as well. I crawled through 2 meters deep snow, I […]

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Travel Portraits – How to Take People Pictures Like the Pros

April 15, 2016Patrick Niddrie

You’re hitting the road and your camera is at the top of the old checklist. Your goal is to make photographs that will be memorable and bring back the feelings of being there. So how can you do that? Of course you’ll need a good photo of the Eiffel Tower or Taj Mahal. But photos […]

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Is Travel Photography the latest victim in the Photoshop manipulation saga?

April 11, 2016John Aldred

We’ve covered the “evils of Photoshop” as it pertains to human subjects a number of times, but the use of some photography and Photoshop techniques in travel photography are starting to cause concerns to grow that tourists will become disappointed upon arriving at their destination. Social Media’s constant pressure for “Shares” and “Likes” is only fuelling this […]

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A Simple Guide to Make You a Better Smartphone Photographer

February 17, 2016Andrea Minoia

If you love photography and enjoy taking photos with your smartphone, you are in good company. The appearance of smartphones with increased photographic capabilities on the market, has given birth to a new kind of photographer: the “smartphone” photographer. Smartphone photographic performances are so good, that they are responsible for…

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A Simple Guide to Make You a Better Smartphone Photographer

February 17, 2016Andrea Minoia

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