Imagine. It’s sweltering hot outside. You’re on a photoshoot. You’re carrying your camera bag, with at least two different cameras inside, along with a tripod, maybe a light filter, batteries, a laptop, plus some water bottles to keep you hydrated. The sweat is dripping down your face and you don’t even have a free hand to wipe it off your brow. It’s hard to visualize and focus on the perfect photography under these conditions. That’s why we asked former National Geographic photographer Bob Holmes to share his secrets for travel photography, in our new video, “Travel Photography Equipment Tips from Bob Holmes,” Bob says the key is to keep it simple. He gives us a look inside his camera bag and shares the top 10 items every travel photographer must have in their bag. So before you head out on your next photoshoot, take a couple minutes to watch these latest tips from Marc Silber’s Advancing Your Photography Show.
Travel Photography Tip: Bring multiple camera bodies _Photo Credit: Bob Holmes
Travel Photography Tip: Bring extra batteries, memories cards and hard drives _Photo Credit: Bob Holmes
Travel Photography Tips: Bring multiple lenses, for example wide-zoom, macro _Photo Credit: Bob Holmes
Advancing Your Photography won a 2016 People’s Telly Award.
Since we wrote you last, we won a People’s Telly Award! The Telly Awards allows the online community to rate videos and help decide this year’s award winners. It gave Advancing Your Photography Show a chance to earn recognition from industry leaders, producers, and enthusiasts from around the world. Being named a People’s Telly winner validates the work we do and gives us that important stamp of approval within our audience as one of the best at what we do! Advancing Your Photography Show took home the bronze medal for our latest video. If you haven’t watched it yet, click on our Youtube Channel, Marc Silber’ Advancing Your Photography Show. We want to send a big ‘thank you’ to all of our friends who voted for us. We are beyond grateful for all your continued love and support. Now go out and “capture your own images of life!”
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