travel photography
Lowepro’s new Photo Active backpacks are built for outdoor adventure and travel photographers
Lowepro has announced the new Photo Active collection of backpacks. There are two, for now; the Photo Active BP 200 and the Photo Active BP…
The Omnicharge Ultimate is a beast of portable AC, DTAP and USB power
The Omnicharge Ultimate has a whopping capacity of 34,800mAh. This is a lot of juice. If you are looking for V-mount compatible, you’d be looking at…
Model release in travel photography
While most commercial photographers know about copyright laws and the use of a model for their images, it seems the answer isn’t so clear when…
Lomogon 2.5/32 Art is a unique 32mm lens with perfectly circular bokeh
Lomography has come up with some interesting products in the past couple of years. The latest addition to their family is the Lomogon 2.5/32 Art…
Travel photographers, beware of this international scam that tricked 100 people so far
There are all sorts of scams targeted at photographers. But there has recently been a new one that has reportedly tricked at least 100 people…
7 unusual travel photography tips you won’t hear very often
You’ll find and hear plenty of travel photography tips all over the internet. Many of them are useful, but others may sound pretty obvious. This…
The photographic story of Bulunkul: one of the coldest and the most remote places in the world
Our world is a magical place filled with beauty. Following the Great Silk Road, photographer Alex Pflaum ended up in Bulunkul, the coldest town of…
3 tips to fit photography into a family vacation
As a landscape photographer, I travel a fair amount. As a human being, I travel quite a bit. Travel is a passion in my family….
Why I chose an 18-55 mm kit lens when I had to choose only one lens
I’m a great fan of prime lenses. They are faster and sharper than zooms (at least the zooms that I can afford). Plus, they force…
Five reasons why the 35mm lens can be perfect for travel photography
When you’re taking travel photos, you might want to carry as little gear as possible. It’s great to grab just your camera and one lens…






































