Capture The Details: The Brooklyn Bridge, structure and cables.
Those of us who enjoy travel photography and are either pursuing it professionally, or are just enthusiasts put a lot of time and energy into learning their camera and their craft. This involves continuing education, workshops, and a huge amount of time actually practicing taking photos. In the beginning, a lot of us carry around our cameras where ever we go. That’s the only way to get better. Practice makes perfect.
However, that does not mean I can’t offer a few basic tips on how to capture great travel photos. I will focus on (1) getting close, (2) filling the frame, (3) capturing the details, and (4) beating the rush. Welcome to this episode of Travel Talk with Terri: Very Basic Travel Photography Tips.
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People and Fill The Frame: Traditional lace making in Bruges. This is an example of a person who represents the location, giving you a sense of place.
Do you have travel related questions? Are you looking for travel tips? If so, let me know! And, I’ll answer them on Travel Talk with Terri.
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Great advise. “It’s not the wand, it’s the magician” 🙂
Beautiful images