Looking back on my trip, here are my best travel tips for photographers.
I always pack my camera and necessary accessories in my carry-on to avoid damage or loss in transit. Before your trip, research your destination and plan your photo shoots to find the best locations for unique and interesting photos.
I often bring a tripod or gorilla tripod to stabilize the camera, especially in low light to get clear and sharp photos.
Respect local culture and customs when taking photographs and always ask for permission before photographing people or sensitive places.
I keep my camera in a weatherproof bag or case to protect it from the elements and avoid changing lenses when it gets wet or dusty.
I use the right settings on my camera to get the best pictures possible and experiment with different shooting modes and manual controls to hone my skills.
I use natural light whenever possible, but I prefer to use flash or other lighting to illuminate my subject. Use the rule of thirds to compose your shots to create visually appealing, balanced and interesting photos.
I take lots of photos to get the perfect shot, but carefully select and edit the photos to eliminate blurry or out of focus images.
After traveling, you could share photos with friends and family and update your collection of portfolios on a website and various social media.
Beginner Travel Photo Tips by Hyun Ralph Jeong
