Top tips for travel photography
“Remember, it’s not about having the latest equipment – it’s about the joy of taking photographs and concentrating on mastering the kit that you have.” – Ragnar TH Sigurdsson
- Never compromise a fragile habitat in pursuit of the perfect shot
- Always ask permission before photographing people
- Use a companion to add scale and drama to a shot
- Check behind you before stepping back for that extra wide view
- Make sure your photographic gear is insured
- Try fast and slow shutter speeds to capture movement
- Light is the key! Be bold and experiment
- Try different viewpoints to emphasise drama
- Do your homework and plan shots that tell a story
- Don’t let a speck of water or dust stop you taking pictures