travel photography
Your Next Great Photo Project Is Probably Right Outside Your Door
You don’t need an exotic destination to make meaningful photographs. Photographer Teo Crawford encourages photographers to document their hometowns, local communities, and the everyday moments they might otherwise overlook.
Photographer Erica Connolly Treads the Frozen Path with Great Expedition
The Arctic is a region that never truly rests. Between the slow, tectonic groan of massive glaciers and the electric dance of the Northern Lights,…
The Best Travel Photos Might Be the Ones You Never Planned to Take
Photographer Mitch Lally explains why slowing down, carrying less gear, and leaving room for spontaneity can lead to better travel photos.
Can You Take a Camera on a Plane? Here’s What Photographers Need to Know About Flying With Camera Equipment
Most airlines are used to photographers travelling with cameras, lenses and other photography equipment, and of course, it’s common to bring camera equipment on flights….
This Camera Brand Will Pay You to Live and Create in Hong Kong
Camera brand Flashback is hiring a content creator to live and work in Hong Kong for three to six months, with salary, rent, and relocation costs covered.
Travel Season Is Here: Submit Your Photos to Travel Photographer of the Year 2026
Travel season is finally in full swing, and so is the 24th edition of the Travel Photographer of the Year awards (TPOTY). Yes, entries are…
Europe Rising: Photographing a Continent One Sunrise at a Time with Nico Trinkhaus
Most photographers are drawn to busy streets and peak moments of activity, but Nico Trinkhaus has taken a different approach, focusing instead on the quieter…
Icelandair Is Searching for the Worst Photographer in the World
Icelandair is offering $50,000 and a trip to Iceland to find the world’s worst photographer. Here’s how to apply and why your bad photos might win.
Is the Fujifilm X-T30 III the Camera for You? That Depends
The X-T30 III didn’t get a 40-megapixel sensor but did pick up a few tricks from the X-T5. But who is this camera for?
Viltrox Wide and Telephoto Conversion Lenses Add Range to Your X100VI
The Fujifilm X100VI is one of the more polarizing cameras available today. For some, the fixed-lens APS-C camera is the perfect, high-performance point-and-shoot. For others, the crop sensor and fixed lens are far too limiting – even with the ability to digitally crop in. I tend to be more in the latter camp, preferring to use one of FujiFilm’s interchangeable lens cameras to maximize functionality. Recently, I got the opportunity to try the X100VI again, this time with Viltrox’s Wide and Telephoto Conversion Lenses. Did it change my mind about the camera?






































