Beneath the Sheets: Bed Bug Awareness for Travel Photographers
For travel photographers, hotels are more than just a place to sleep — they’re where gear is unpacked, batteries are charged, and images are downloaded. […]
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Composing with Symmetry: Finding Balance in Travel Photography
Symmetry is one of the oldest and most universally pleasing design principles in art, architecture, and nature. From the precise geometry of the Taj Mahal […]
Big A, the Texaco Giant
Tucked along the historic stretch of Route 66 in Galena, Kansas, a towering figure rises above Main Street. Standing 22 feet tall in a Texaco […]
A Global Guide to Fall Photography Destinations
For travel photographers, fall is pure magic. The air is crisp, the light is golden, and landscapes burst into color. Autumn doesn’t just change the […]
Photographing Singapore: A Compact City of Infinite Possibilities
Singapore may be one of the smallest countries in the world, but for travel photographers, it offers a vast canvas. The city-state is a kaleidoscope […]
Ashcroft Ghost Town: Photographing Colorado’s Forgotten Frontier
Tucked away in Castle Creek Valley, just eleven miles from Aspen, Ashcroft Ghost Town is one of Colorado’s most photogenic historic sites. With weathered cabins, […]
Nikon Unveils a New Silver Edition of the Z f Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera
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Photographing the Art Nouveau Beauty of Hospital de Sant Pau
Just a short walk from the more famous Sagrada Família, the Hospital de Sant Pau is one of Barcelona’s most remarkable architectural treasures. Designed by […]
70 Ways Travel Photographers Can Earn Money Without Leaving Home
Most people picture travel photographers jetting off to far-flung destinations—but even the most passionate can’t always be on the road. Life, budgets, and schedules often […]
Instagram Isn’t a Portfolio for Serious Photographers — Stop Treating It Like One
For more than a decade, Instagram has been the go-to platform for photographers looking to share their work. It’s fast, familiar, and has a massive […]