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A friend of mine recently asked me about some general tips on getting started with and getting better at photography, and while I was talking, I realized I need to write it all down and put it out there, maybe it helps someone else, too! With a little bit of guidance and some practice, you’ll …
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Travel photography is an exciting and unique genre of photography that captures the essence of a place, its people, and its culture. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, capturing the beauty and magic of the places you visit is an incredibly rewarding experience. And for many of us a tremendous help remembering …
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While shipping across the Nile in Egypt, little boats would pull up alongside our boat. Note, that our boat was around 8 meters high – those boats … were not. So they would pull up, pull out anything from headscarves to carpets, ask (screamingly) if anyone is interested – and if they even slightly assume that you or anyone else that’s looking is interested, they’d pack the object in a plastic bag, seal it, and literally throw it up onto the deck of our boat. You are then expected to remove the item from the bag, place the money in the bag, and throw the bag back down.
Some of the people we traveled with didn’t have any interest – but found a bag at their feet either way. They felt guilty that the guy went through all the trouble and bought some scarves – at least you will always remember where you bought them! Also, props to the aiming skills!
Photography is a wonderful hobby that offers a range of benefits and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. If you are thinking about starting with photography, here are 10 reasons why photography is a great hobby. Note, there are more reasons – these are just mine!
Some train stations are built differently – Antwerpen has one of the most beautiful ones I have seen so far! It feels more like entering a really big church rather than a place to commute from.