Travel Photography Tips
(How to take great travel photos)

Many of the travel photography tips are provided in a series of articles written from travels to a wide variety of destinations in the U.S.A. and some abroad.

As always, it is my mission for the entire website to provide useful digital photo tips and in this section teach you how to take great travel photos, using real locations, real lighting situations and the resulting photo examples to illustrate the photography techniques.

Vacation Photo Tips. These may appear simple and obvious but these tips are good for both pro and amateur photographers.

I only had a few hours to capture a few Pictures of Boston. I concentrated on the buildings during an historical tour of the mix of the "old and the new" Boston. This also included a guided tour of Major League Baseball's most famous ballparks and a few Fenway Park Pictures.

Charlotte NC photos. During a recent business trip to Charlotte, North Carolina, I had a few hours of free time to photograph some of the buildings in the downtown area. In the article are some ideas about composition and lighting.

Photos of the Loyalsock Trail. Do you enjoy travel photography while hiking? I've had the opportunity to hike and backpack through the mountains in northeast Pennsylvania.

One of the biggest issues for me personally when I am doing travel photography is what equipment to bring. How many horror stories have you heard about the airlines losing someones luggage?

For that reason I always keep my photography equipment with me as carry on luggage when flying to my destination. The other consideration is the bulk and weight of your camera gear while walking, hiking, biking or driving to your photo opportunity.

Carbon Fiber Tripod-Rocketfish Reviews. I was able to fit my carbon fiber Rocketfish in my carry-on suitcase on our recent flight to California, San Fransisco and Yosemite Nation park. This article is why I love my Rocketfish Carbon Fiber Tripod for travel photography.

Happy Travel Photography Shooting!
Photo TipMan

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