
When the Parks Are Too Full to Photograph: Overtourism in America’s Wild Spaces
This month, I set out to photograph Acadia National Park — one of the most iconic and beloved landscapes in the United States. I expected […]
This month, I set out to photograph Acadia National Park — one of the most iconic and beloved landscapes in the United States. I expected […]
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, […]
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 […]
Stock photography can be a rewarding way to earn passive income from your travel images — and a great reason to keep shooting intentionally while […]
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 […]
ISO is one of the three pillars of photography — along with aperture and shutter speed — that determines your image’s exposure. For travel photographers, […]
Travel photography is about more than technical skill. In fact, many photographers with only average ability go further than those who fully understand their gear. […]
For many travel photographers, gear selection is a constant balancing act. Equipment is expensive, often highly specialized, and not always easy to travel with. Needs […]
On May 28, the world lost George E. Smith — a man whose name you may not know, but whose invention helped define how we […]
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