Grand Canyon’s Historic North Lodge Destroyed by Wildfire
A lightning-sparked wildfire has swept through the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, destroying one of America’s most iconic park lodges and dozens of […]
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Shooting in the Heat: Travel Photography in Hot Weather
Many of the world’s most photogenic destinations come with one major challenge: heat. As record-breaking heat waves become more frequent and severe, even seasoned travelers […]
Canon Launches Budget-Friendly Kit and Lens for Entry-Level Travel Photographers
Canon has announced its most affordable ultra-telephoto lens to date: the RF75-300mm f/4-5.6, designed to give entry-level mirrorless shooters extended reach for capturing scenes far […]
Understanding Metering Modes for Better Photography
Understanding how your camera interprets light is essential to capturing well-exposed images. One of the most overlooked tools in achieving accurate exposure is your camera’s […]
Amazon Prime Day 2025: The Best Deals for Travel Photographers
This post contains affiliate links. Commissions from your clicks help us keep sharing great photo tips! Amazon Prime Day 2025 is officially here—running July 8 […]
Mastering Light and Landscape with The Photographer’s Ephemeris
The Power of Light in Outdoor Photography Every compelling outdoor photograph is a balance of place, light, and timing. You can scout the most breathtaking […]
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, […]
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
This post contains affiliate links. Commissions from your clicks help us keep sharing great travel photography stories! As travel photographers, we often find ourselves far […]