12 Tips For Better Travel Photography

#1 Think Before You Shoot

Before you click a picture think: how do I want to remember this moment?

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#2 Leading Lines

Lines that lead your eye to a focal point or an object make for a goof picture

#3 Low Angle

When you see a piece of architecture that you admire, consider clicking it from this point of view

#4 Top Angle

There are many highs and lows in a city. Take a look at what you see below and create something new

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#5 Use Depth

Depth is often ignored. If used correctly, you get a great picture.

Key Factors:

Foreground

Middle ground

Background

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#6 Go Close

Don’t be afraid to go close to the subject. Food is an important part of travel and the most good looking too

#7 Step Back

Stepping back at times is useful, as it lets the whole scene on

#8 Look For Textures

Another thing you should look out for in cities is unique textures.

Hint – Play of light & shadows gives amazing textures

#9 Frames

Creative use of frames can be a great way to emphasize your focal point

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#10 People

Candid expressions and actions by people add an unplanned surprise to your pictures

#11 Rule Of The 3rd

Inspired by Renaissance paintings, this is the most pleasant framing. Make sure your subject occupies 1/3rd or 2/3rds of the frame

#12 Your Camera is the Best

Doesn’t matter if you own a Dslr, Cell Phone or a Digicam. Your camera is the best!