Traveling internationally can be one of the most exciting and nerve wracking events for any photographer. On one hand, there will be the opportunity to photograph new and often exotic locales and sights. On the other hand, trucking around all (or most) of your camera gear can be a bit intimidating.
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This article is an answer to those seeking simplicity in their travel photography life. It is for someone who loves to take a range of photos while on the road, but doesn’t wish to lug around 30 lbs of professional gear to accommodate every possible shooting situation. It is for the traveler for whom photography is important, but it may also have to compete against space in bags for clothes, kid’s items or even work projects.
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For me, the lure of a road trip is often extremely hard to resist. The notion of heading off into the wild, free to explore, has a far greater attraction than my to-do list, although it often never wins. In today’s collection, we’re diving into this very theme.
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They say that half the fun is getting there. What better time to start shooting photos of your holiday than on the airplane shuttling you to your adventure. Here are eight tips to help you make the most of the opportunity to shoot the view out your plane window.
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