New TSA Lithium Battery Rules: What Travel Photographers Need To Know
If you’re a photographer, a recent update to flight regulations could significantly impact how you pack your gear. In a newly reinforced advisory, the Federal […]
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Gear With Lithium Batteries: A Photographer’s Checklist For Flights
Lithium battery-powered gear like power banks, backup batteries, and some electronics must now travel in your carry-on bag. TSA regulations prohibit these items in checked […]
A Photographer’s Guide To Preparing For The Annapurna Sanctuary Trek
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Essential Posing Techniques for Travel Photography
When you’re photographing people during your travels — whether it’s locals or fellow travelers— you probably won’t have perfect lighting or a lot of time […]
Mastering Shutter Speed
Want sharper action shots or dreamy motion blur? It all comes down to shutter speed. Shutter speed controls how long your camera’s shutter stays open. […]
A Photographer’s Guide To Fremont East, Las Vegas
Thanks to the ongoing efforts of The Neon Museum and its passionate partners, Fremont East has become an open-air gallery of historic neon signage — […]
The Complete Guide To Travel Insurance For Photographers
In the world of travel photography, protecting your trip goes far beyond flight delays and lost luggage. You’re traveling with thousands of dollars in gear, […]
Travel Insurance Checklist for Photographers
Before your next trip, run through this list to make sure you’re fully covered—so you can focus on capturing incredible images. Gear Protection Make a […]
How To Read A Histogram
Want to get more consistent, confident exposures—no matter how your screen looks? Learn to read a histogram. A histogram is a graph that shows how […]
Frame Within A Frame
Want to instantly add depth and focus to your photos? Use framing—natural or manmade elements that surround your subject and draw the viewer’s eye in. […]