Overview
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Learn how to photograph your journey like a professional, without dispelling any of the magic of the experience, with Strobist.com founder David Hobby.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Introduction
- A roadmap for the course
- The three axes of this series
- Pro tip: Be a thinking photographer
- Why do you take pictures?
- The trip should come first
- Pro tip: Every possession is a burden
- The difference between traveling pros and traveling amateurs
- Choosing your gear wisely
- Pro tip: Lenses in and be aware
- Research and planning strategies
- Pro tip: Pray for bad weather
- Travel logistics: What to carry, what to check
- The physiology of travel
- Cell phone options and essential apps
- Washing clothes on the road
- Circadian rhythm
- Pro tip: Drop everything for amazing light
- Balancing travel with travel photography
- Types of travel photos: An overview
- The vacuum picture: For just remembering
- The moment picture: Taking time to craft an image
- The trophy picture: The one for your wall
- Pro tip: Restrictions lead to creativity
- The camera as a gateway to meeting people
- To focus on people, know your gear
- Carry a pocket portfolio and give a print
- Watch your body language and make eye contact
- Pro tip: The best way to meet people
- Pro tip: Be a chameleon
- One approach to managing photos on a trip
- After you return
