Travel And The Photographer

Use preparation and common sense to negotiate today's heightened security concerns

Kevin Spreekmeester | December 1, 2006 | 0

Today’s environment of heightened security and stretched tensions can make travel with photo gear more challenging. Since the regulations of various countries, airlines and border crossings are diverse and dynamic, my recommendations are guidelines only. That being said, two things will put you in good standing no matter where you travel: use a combination of common sense and courtesy, and do your homework.

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