Travel Photography

Travel photographer Graeme Green has spent the past 15 years touring the globe, capturing high-quality pix and reporting stories for global newspapers and magazines and The Sunday Times, BBC, The Guardian, The Sunday Telegraph,...

A selected impediment stands in the way of almost all journey, documentary, and cultural photographers alike, and for some reason, no one seems willing to talk about it—so I'm going to.The manner I see...

A dream process can also open up for you if you like both photography and travel. A wealthy family in the UK is reportedly looking for a photographer to travel the world with them,...

An indoor waterfall in a Singapore airport. An ancient Egyptian temple was built more than three 000 years ago. Tightrope artists silhouetted towards the Prague sky. It's a large and amazing world that is...

While most commercial photographers realize copyright legal guidelines and the use of a model for their pictures, it appears the solution isn't so clean regarding Travel Photography. So, if you're traveling the arena with...

Earlier this year, photographer Simon Roberts traveled to Egypt for this month's issue of Travel + Leisure. His pix accompany a story about a country in flux; in it, creator Aatish Taseer explores the...

Travel photography is a captivating genre. Most photographers have entertained the concept of paying to explore and discover the world. In this text, I touch on the uncomfortable reality of tour images and give...

Johny Pitts was born in Sheffield to an African American father and a white English mom. He has worked as a music journalist, a musician with Bare Knuckle Soul, a TV presenter, and a...

When you grew up and Mother's Day approached, might you ever ask your mother while youngsters' day changed? And she'd snicker, roll her eyes, and reply: "Every day is children's day." Here's the factor:...

You might have seen limitless motion pictures and tour picture guidelines online. Most of them touch on more or much less the equal stuff; that's pretty obvious or banal. Here's a 17-minute video of...