Have you ever thought that you just weren’t good enough to take professional-level photos of your travels? That you needed to splash out on a big, expensive camera and tons of gear? Ever gotten overwhelmed by the need to shoot in manual mode? There are a lot of travel photography myths out there, you guys….
One of the biggest photography myths out there is that you need an expensive camera and to shoot in manual mode in order to take good pictures. But actually, so much of what makes a good photo is lighting and composition: 2 things that absolutely have nothing to do with how “good” your camera is….
Over the years that I’ve been traveling, I’ve seen quite a few travel photography mistakes as they’re happening. People with huge cameras sitting on auto mode, shooting photos of their kids into the sun-unintentional silhouettes just waiting to happen. People grabbing just a few shots before moving on to their next destination. People weighed down…
There are a lot of things I love in this world: good food, gorgeous sunsets, the feeling of waking up after a great night’s sleep… But there’s one thing that I love more than anything else: travel photography. I love to travel, point blank. But there’s something about holding the viewfinder up to my eye…
As awesome as it would be to be able to simply buy a camera and head out on your travels, you’ll soon find that the camera alone doesn’t cut it. In fact, there are a few travel photography essentials that you really can’t go without. All of these things make up your travel photography kit….
If there’s one question I see over and over again in the travel-related Facebook groups I’m a part of, it’s always: what’s the best camera for travel photography? A lot of the time, people just shout out a model name and call it a day, which I don’t think is actually very helpful. Then you…
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