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Introduction to Travel Photography
Pro tips to kick-start your travel photography career.
A video guide to getting started and improving your craft
Travel photography isn’t as simple as picking up a camera and setting off for the next destination. It takes time, practice, and a varied skill set to make it in one of the most competitive photographic genres.
From composition and light to planning and editing, professional travel photographer and Canon Master Richard I'Anson shares his tips on how to get started in the industry.
Featured in this guide:
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Make it a priority
Want to make it in the industry? Put the job first.
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Take control of the photo shoot
Know your subjects, surrounds, settings, and gear.
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Research, plan, practice
Simple techniques to get the most from a shoot and improve quickly.
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Photo composition
From focus to positioning, compose the elements of each image.
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Working with light
The importance of light and contrast in taking great photos.
Get the free Introduction to Travel Photography Guide
Traveling to take photographs is very different to taking photographs while traveling. Professional travel photography is about commitment to the image. Nothing gets higher priority than being in the right place, at the right time, all of the time.
Freelance Travel Photographer and Canon Master
