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Travel Photography
Sample and examples for "Travel Photography"
| Travel Photography Tips
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| (http://www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/tra...) |
| Travelers are often lured to foreign destinations by exquisite wildlife shots such as stampeding elephants or pouncing lions. As beautiful as these photographs are, they are also quite intimidating for amateur photographers. Most of these shots are taken by professional wildlife photographers who spend weeks in one location, use expensive equipment and often work with assistants, which most amateurs cannot afford. But I have found that with decent photo equipment, a little bit of practice, patience, and luck, amateurs can also take great pictures of wildlife and animals during their travels. The images might not quite match the wildlife shots in National Geographic magazine, but they will be good enough for large prints, to show to friends and family, or even to publish in a magazine or book. |
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 0 Votes | 33 Views | Photography / | Tuesday, August 25, 2009 |
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| Travel photography: the complete picture
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| (http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/travel/travel...) |
| The digital age has revolutionised the way photos are made. One of the features of this brave new world is the availability of various camera add-ons that make achieving your creative vision easier. These devices give the serious amateur the sort of creative control that was once available only to experts. While point-and-shoot cameras are ubiquitous, they take a lot of creative control out of the hand of the user. If you want to let your imagination run free, nothing beats a single lens reflex camera (SLR). Here are a few add-ons that will help turn your travel snaps into screensavers. |
| Tags: Digital travel travel photography |
| 0 Votes | 30 Views | Photography / | Tuesday, August 25, 2009 |
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| All about Travel Photography
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| (http://www.danheller.com/tech-travel.html) |
| 1 Introduction
2 Camera Bodies
Batteries
Digital Camera Sensors
3 Cleaning Your Sensor
4 Lenses
Mid-Range Lenses
Wide Angle Lenses
Fisheye Lenses
Telephoto Lenses
Mirror Lenses
Cleaning Lenses
5 Flash
Fill Flash
Color Balance
Shooting at Night
6 Filters
7 Tripods and Camera Bags
Camera Bags
Tripods
8 Other Items |
| Tags: Sensor sensor travel |
| 0 Votes | 82 Views | Photography / | Monday, August 24, 2009 |
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| Packing Tips for Travel Photography
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| (http://photo.net/travel/traveltips) |
| It's assumed that you'd have an itinerary, either from your travel agent or from resources like the Fodor's Guides to places you want to visit. These things help you get the most out of your trip and still be able to get good pictures of it without having the enjoyment of the place or location be sacrificed. If not, then just be aware that you may need to make contingency plans for shooting purposes. |
| Tags: tips guide travel |
| 0 Votes | 41 Views | Photography / Travel Photography | Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
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| Tourists as Subjects Travel Photography
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| (http://photo.net/travel/tourists-as-subjects/) |
| When traveling, do you wait for fellow tourists to get out of the way before taking a picture? Why? If you're trying to communicate the experience of being in a place, aren't those mobs of tourists part of the experience? The more despoiled by tourism a place has become, the more important it is to capture a big tour group clogging a passageway. |
| Tags: subject travel travel photography |
| 0 Votes | 27 Views | Photography / Travel Photography | Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
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| Marketing Travel Photography
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| (http://photo.net/travel/marketing-travel-phot...) |
| There are many people who can climb to the top of the mountain but only those who return with evidence get to brag about it. It is the responsibility of the swashbuckling, world weary travel photographer to bring back proof. Discovering new cultures, angles, rhythms and documenting them is sentient beings’ most exciting experience. However, we can go there, we can return but eventually all of us need an audience. Finding, building, and nurturing that audience is almost as hard as taking the photographs. So what do you do with the pictures when you get home? In this inaugural article, we are going to broach the complicated subject of marketing travel photography. The complete photographer must learn to sell as well as savor. |
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| 0 Votes | 62 Views | Photography / Travel Photography | Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
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| Top 10 Tips to Improve Point-and-Shoot Travel Photography
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| (http://photo.net/learn/point-and-shoot-photo-...) |
| Do you flip through your photo albums and/or online gallery and sigh at the fact that all your photos look the same? The vacations all might blend together into an array of similar photos. It’s easy to fall into a rut of taking the same types of travel pictures, especially when our point-and-shoot cameras seem to do all the hard work of shooting. That’s the fun of it though. Rather than photographing the same old pictures from summers past, try out some of these improvement techniques from our top 10 tips for using your digital point-and-shoot this travel season. |
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| 3 Votes | 72 Views | Photography / Travel Photography | Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
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| Night Travel Photography
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| (http://photo.net/travel/night-photography-tip...) |
| In this series of Travel Photo Tips articles for photo.net, I plan to cover every aspect of travel photography. Hey, I know that is a tall order, but I have been traveling around the world for 30 years, and have photographed just about every subject in every condition in more than 100 countries. What’s more, I’ve made every mistake in the book! Therefore, I am in a good position to help you avoid mistakes and to help you get the most out of your travel photography experience.
By the Light of the Moon;Have Fun Painting with Light;Night Portrait Mode;Reflect on Your Subject; |
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| 0 Votes | 29 Views | Photography / Travel Photography | Thursday, August 13, 2009 |
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