Traveling introduces an inherent amount of risk. We want to help you secure your camera and other photography gear to help reduce that risk so you can concentrate on enjoying the trip and capturing the photos you dreamt about before the trip. You’ll learn how to secure your gear, deal with security inspections and dealing…
I know. You’re seeing the same thing, again. That’s because I like to go back to places and things that I’ve already shot -putting a new spin on an old subject.
A minimalist approach is the best way to carry your tripod. If you’re just starting out, this may not be something you consider. After lugging your gear around for a few years, little details become important. A Simple Decision Can Make a Big Difference A few years ago, my friend Denise wanted to do more night photography….
Long exposure HDR lets you combine a sense of motion with high dynamic range. Most people use this technique with streets and headlights, but you don’t have to limit yourself to highways. The Long Exposure HDR Concept I wanted to do some long exposure photography over the weekend to play with motion. There are plenty…
How do you decide which DSLR lens to use when taking travel or landscape photos? Do you go by focal length because you like to shoot wide or get tight on your subject? I wish that I could choose one style or the other, because my back is killing me from carrying around too much…
Help Your Travel Photography With Five Common and Lightweight Items Welcome to episode 23 of The Photo Flunky Show. On this episode, Lee and I have a few travel photography tips. Sometimes the difference between getting “a shot” and “the shot” can be how well prepared you are to deal with adverse conditions or see…