Peru Day 4: Two Travel Photography Tips

Jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring, uplifting, spiritual, simply amazing… I’m out of superlatives to describe today. We were up by 4:30am… on the bus by 5:30am… and waiting at the gate by sunrise. Though we ALL had to take a few breaks and lean on each...

Two rules for GREAT night photos

On our last day here in Portland, expert photographer Efrain Padro shared the two rules to getting great night photos… Rule #1: Don’t photograph at night Rule #2: Photograph at night. Rules in photography are often broken. But it’s better to know what makes a good...

Six tips for taking saleable photos

One of the first things I asked attendees to do in Portland this week at our Ultimate Photography Workshop was to quickly write down their dreams and their goal lifestyle. Here’s one I can really relate to… If this is you and you’d like to fund great trips doing...

Travel photography tip : Take photos of the details

Waiting to board the elevator to the top of the Burj Khalifa — the tallest building in the world — we watched in awe as numbers flashed over the doors. 72… 73… 74… Taking an elevator here is an experience. As it breezes past each floor,...

Cool camera trick: make fences disappear

In the summer, you can ride a camel through the hot oven of the Arabian Desert for an entire month before it needs to stop for water. And in the winter, a camel can go three months without stopping for a drink. No wonder they call them the “ships of the desert.”...

The importance of shooting different photo angles

It’s Day Three of our Photography Expedition here in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and we just got a tip from professional photographer Daniel Nahabedian for turning a day like today into more income… His advice? Shoot everything 10 times. He told us today that a photo worth...

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