He approached me rather suddenly, which seemed difficult in a fairly open area. His skin was dark, much darker than most Sri Lankans, and I thought he may have been Nigerian. His bloodshot eyes were his most noticeable trait. As I carry some expensive camera equipment that would be a nice prize for a thief, […]
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Most people enjoy taking photos of their vacation, something to remember the good times. If you’re a photographer, these go beyond simple snapshots. There are multiple factors to consider if you want to capture travel photography images that will captivate a viewer. Here is a list of travel photography tips and planning you should be
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Architectural Photography Tips Architectural photography is a little like golf as in the ball is just sitting there; it shouldn’t be that hard to hit a good shot! So it should not be hard taking pictures of a subject that doesn’t move. Actually that’s what can make it difficult. In this article I will share 10 helpful tips
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Cuba Travel Ask a random sample of travelers to name their “Top Five Must Visit Places,” and chances are most will say Cuba. Not unlike these fellow travelers, the former Soviet Union’s soul sister has been on my mind for quite awhile. And now is the time to travel to Cuba. However the all-inclusive resort thing is
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Most photographers tend to avoid night photography, unlike me who loves shooting long exposure nightscapes. I find myself thinking a bit more about the desired end image. Since it’s a long exposure and the shutter is open sometimes for minutes, you have more to consider. Landmark Historically, there were good reasons for this. Night photography
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On my way down to the Smoky Mountains I decided to make a stop to shoot the Cincinnati skyline. The last time I was in this area was on my drive to Belize in Central America, and I remember thinking I didn’t really care for Cincinnati. John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge Oh boy was
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Since being constructed in 1909, the Old National Centre, formerly the Murat Theater, has been a significant architectural and historical landmark in the city of Indianapolis. Into the Blue Murat Reflections Learn more about shooting architecture at my post 10 Helpful Tips for Striking Architectural Photography. Old National Centre Murat Theater Related Images:
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A few shots I took wandering around the city, capturing the Indianapolis skyline sunset. Indianapolis Under Arch Dusk | Indianapolis Sunset Over Indy Sundown From Highland Park | Indianapolis Traveling West View more images of Indianapolis at my post Architecture of Indianapolis | Various Locations. Settling Into The Night Related Images:
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Long exposure photography on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument | Monument Circle Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument | Monument Circle Christ Church Cathedral | Monument Circle For more on shooting Nightscapes, view my post 5 Reasons to Start Shooting Night Photography. Nighttime Color Spectrum Related Images:
This is one of the most well-known abandoned buildings in Gary, Indiana, and it does not disappoint. I’ve been here a handful of times and always seem to find something new to photograph. My photography friend, Ian, and I got there before the rest of our group arrived and were able to capture some really
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