29 May 2012

Three Steps to Being Successful With Travel Photography

Travel photography is a great way to remember your visits. There is no need to be a professional but you could also earn money through the photos that you take while traveling. There are some tips to help you with improving your photo quality and selling photos once you have returned.

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Get More Than One Shot

Whether you develop your films or you use a digital camera, you are not guaranteed to get the perfect shot. Taking more than one of the same view will help to increase your chances of this. The last thing you want is to have the perfect view but not be able to capture it well, whether you are attempting still shots or action shots.

Get Some Practice at Home

Before you start going abroad for your photography, get some practice at home. There is no need to go far; you can opt for taking photos in your back garden, the park or even while on a nature walk with friends. This will help you learn about the different functions on your camera and will give you the chance to try out different styles. You will also get to know whether your camera is the best option or you need to look out for another one – or a better lens.

Avoid Shaky Hands

Blurry photos are a common complaint for travel photographers but it is nothing to do with the quality of the camera. The problem is due to you and your hands. To get the best quality photos, you need to make sure that your hands are steady but there is not always the option of resting the camera on something stationary. The best thing to do is place the camera in the palm of one hand and then click the button with the other. This will not remove all problems but some of them.

There are some manufacturers that are attempting to prevent this problem by introducing cameras with “anti-shake” settings. These cameras could help you but are not yet guaranteed as the technology is still in its infancy. Take some time to read the reviews from others before spending money on them.

When it comes to selling your travel photography, you will need to promote your work. People need to know that you are selling items, which will involve setting up websites or blogs, showing off your skills and sharing your experiences. Take the time to do this so that you can be successful.

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