Travel Photography in an Instagram World
Discover the realities of travel photography in the Instagram era with this insightful reflection on visiting iconic national parks in the USA, such as Bryce Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. The blog explores how social media has transformed these destinations, leading to over-tourism, stricter regulations, and a flood of online images that can make every visit feel less unique. Despite these challenges, the author highlights the value of setting personal goals, embracing changing conditions, and seeking authentic experiences—even in the most photographed locations. The post encourages travellers and photographers to approach their journeys with creativity and respect, reminding readers that experiencing these natural wonders in person offers a richness no online image can match. Perfect for those researching travel tips, over-tourism, or how to get the most from their photography trips in popular US national parks.
Planning a Trip as a Travel Photographer
Tips and advice for planning a trip as a travel photographer.
Camera equipment choice, researching locations and approaching photographic subjects.
Grey Seals at Donna Nook
Visiting the grey seal colony and pups at Donna Nook nature reserve, Lincolnshire. The nature reserve is managed by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and is a popular location at birthing season, November and December, each year.
5 Ways to Get the Best From Your Travel Photography
5 tips for improving your travel photography
Trekking into the Remote & Rugged Himalayas
Trekking the Kanchenjunga Base Camp Route, Himalayas, Nepal in November 2024. Visiting Kathmandu, Yamphudin, Tseram, Selele, Mirgin La, Ghunsa, Kambachen, Jannu, Lhonak.
Trekking through the Himalayan mountains, camping along the way and recording the trip with journal and photography.