Travel Photography Tips & Techniques
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Jump Start Your Photo Bucket List
Five inspiring subjects to add something new to your portfolio
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Eyes On The World
Travel photography tips for documenting places and cultures
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An Archaeologist’s Perspective
Taking an investigative approach to a place will improve your travel photography
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Seven Tips For Travel Photography
Shooting and editing techniques for more powerful images.
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Working With Mixed Light
Professional photographer David Wells shows how to create a polished look to your photo essays and video projects by knowing how to work with the quality of light as it changes during the day
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Traveling The World In B&W
Eliminate color to create richer images and more evocative stories of people, places and cultures
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Invisible Light
Nevada Wier’s color infrared images show the people and places she photographs in an ethereal and surreal way
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The Art Of Travel Photography
To make evocative travel images that tell the story of a place and its people, look beyond photo clichés
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The Unguarded Moment
Steve McCurry’s personal approach has created a career of stunning photographs of people from around the world
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New Perspective On Iconic Subjects
How to move beyond the "stock" shot for better photos of popular subjects
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Scouting Report: Papua New Guinea
Preparing for South Pacific photo opportunities
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I’ve Been Downsized
Thinning out your gear makes travel photography a whole lot easier
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Lights, Locomotive, Action!
Getting the sun, the earth and a train to align for a perfect shot
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Once Is Not Enough
The pluses and pleasures of backtracking
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The Tools For Travel
The Photo Traveler’s annual collection of gift ideas
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Sound Practices III: Putting It All Together
Assembling your multimedia into a cohesive, finished project
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Sound Practices II
More sounds for your images
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Breaking The Sound Barrier
Try multimedia to add more life to your images
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In Praise Of Pea Soup
When you feel the cool dampness of fog starting to roll in, pull out your camera and get ready for a rare opportunity
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The Fix(er) Is In
Having a local resource to help you plan your photo travel can be a lifesaver
