When we talk about Instagram followers, we don't mean it in the literal sense. Well, not usually anyway. But as Instagram-famous travel photographers Jack Morris and Lauren Bullen have recently discovered, two of their collective 2 million plus followers are quite literally chasing them around the world and recreating their poses wherever they go.
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Travel photography always helps to open up your perspectives about the world. From seeing varied cultures to traditions to food, one can learn much about what makes us different yet so alike. To further showcase the spirit of humanity, All About Photo recently conducted a contest on the theme of travel photography.
When you romanticize something, you kill it quicker than you imagine. This is not a lesson on love, per se, but how we view the world, especially in photography. If you have spent time on social media, you may have encountered a 'trained' way of seeing.
For over a decade, Tiffany Nguyen has been traveling the world documenting the landscape, adventure, and culture in some of the most photogenic places. With Adobe’s recent announcement of a number of impressive new Lightroom Firefly-powered features, Lightroom Ambassador Nguyen revisited some of her favorite photos to give them a modern, Firefly-assisted, makeover. [Read More]
LUMIX L-mount cameras give photographers a wealth of options to create fantastic images when they're traveling. But more importantly, they're both lightweight and weather-resistant. In fact, all of their lenses boast this feature.
"Honestly, it scares me, lol," says photographer Joe Schmelzer to the Phoblographer in an interview when asked about AI Imagery. "But at the same time, I am thinking it could evolve into just another tool.
When words fail to tell the story of the enigmatic expanse of our planet, photographer Aya Okawa’s photos provide viewers with captivating tales of wonder and robust expression. [Read More]
The Kodak Ektar H35 is the perfect accessory for your professional gear when traveling. It can also be the only piece of equipment you bring. Its small footprint leaves more space for delicacies and little trinkets to bring home for loved ones.