Essential Pre-Trip Planning For Travel Photographers
One of the most underrated skills in any travel photographer’s toolkit is research. In an era where drone zones are shrinking, crowd control is tightening, […]
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New U.S. Policy May Increase National Park Fees for Foreign Photographers
Visiting the United States’ national parks has long been a rite of passage for travel photographers from around the world. But a new executive order […]
Photographing Cripple Creek and Victor, Colorado
Cripple Creek, Colorado, and the nearby town of Victor, form one of the most photogenic historic regions in the Rocky Mountains. Once known as the […]
Stay Safe, Travel Light: Why the Water-to-Go Purifier Bottle Belongs in Every Travel Photographer’s Bag
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Model and Property Release Forms: What Every Photographer Should Know
If you’re a photographer — especially one planning to sell or license your images — understanding model and property release forms is essential. These legal […]
Turning Travel Shots into Income: Stock Photography for Beginners
Stock photography can be a rewarding way to earn passive income from your travel images — and a great reason to keep shooting intentionally while […]
Capturing the Spark: A Guide to Shooting Fireworks
Fireworks are one of the most visually stunning spectacles a travel photographer can capture. Whether you’re chasing the Fourth of July over the Statue of […]
The New OM SYSTEM M-5 Mark II: A Compact Powerhouse for Travel Photographers
The new OM SYSTEM OM-5 Mark II, announced earlier this month, is a thoughtful evolution of a trusted platform. It’s built for photographers working in […]
ORWO Acquired by The Customization Group
In a move that blends legacy photo craftsmanship with cutting-edge production technology, The Customization Group (TCG) — known for brands like MEINFOTO and merchOne — […]
Understanding ISO in Travel Photography: What It Is and Why It Matters
ISO is one of the three pillars of photography — along with aperture and shutter speed — that determines your image’s exposure. For travel photographers, […]