Digital Photographer

TEN TOP TIPS FOR TRAVEL

Pro advice for shooting on your travels

-

1

TRAVEL LIGHT Only take the gear you need. Consider a lightweigh­t travel tripod to minimise weight and travel as comfortabl­y as possible.

2

SEE THE LIGHT Watch how the light changes within your scene, and shoot interestin­g light to add impact to your photograph­s.

3

SHOOT WHAT YOU LOVE The best way to enjoy your photograph­y is to shoot what interests you about a place, so focus on elements such as landscapes, street photograph­y or portraitur­e.

4

SHOOT SOMETHING DIFFERENT

Also challenge yourself to shoot something you wouldn’t normally shoot. For example, if you like landscapes, try photograph­ing a street scene or cityscape for a change.

5

KEEP HORIZONS STRAIGHT

Remember to keep your horizons straight when shooting to make your images look more pleasing and level.

6

BE ORIGINAL It can be tempting to copy a picture you’ve seen on a website or magazine, but try to be original and creative with compositio­ns.

7

BE PREPARED TO LEARN Take the time to learn your craft by reading the camera manual to see how your camera operates and what functions are best to use.

8

STAY SAFE Don’t risk putting yourself or your camera gear in danger. Be considerat­e of where you go and when and keep safe. It is a good idea to tell people where you are going.

9

HAVE FUN Simply enjoying photograph­y on your travels and you will be more likely to capture better pictures that you are happy with.

10

GET LOST Don’t be afraid to visit another place besides the familiar tourist sites and get lost. Just make sure you are not going somewhere dangerous.

 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United Kingdom