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Ned Levi notes that many travel sites now ban the use of tripods and monopods, and discusses alternatives, so you are able to take sharp, detailed photographs even for night photography, when using long lenses on your DSLR, low light conditions anywhere, etc.
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Winter travel often includes travel to snowy destinations. Ned Levi discusses the challenges of taking photographs in snowy conditions and how to overcome them.
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When we travel we certainly see, and often visit churches, temples, mosques, synagogues, and other religious shrines. Many are historic, are architectural gems, and contain some of the world’s great artwork. Ned Levi offers suggestions to help you photograph these sacred spaces.
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Summer travel often includes a museum visit. How do you capture the moment? Ned has some tips for taking better photographs in museums.
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The San Diego Wild Animal Park, Photo Caravan Safaris offer a great opportunity to directly interact, see, and photograph wild animals in their natural surroundings in safety, for adults, teens, and kids over six. They are a “blast!”
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Ned has tips and techniques for you to meet the “glass challenge” of photographing through bus windows, helicopter canopies, glass cases and aquarium walls, while traveling.
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There are tremendous photographic opportunities while traveling in cold-weather destinations, but the opportunities have challenges you must overcome. Ned Levi has suggestions to help make your travel photographic memories in winter’s cold.
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Holiday travel for family gatherings and vacations often offer unique photographic opportunities. Ned Levi has help for you to conquer three holiday travel photographic challenges; fireworks, photographing elderly family members at family gatherings, holiday lights.
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After your plane has landed on Baltra Island, while waiting for the zodiac to take you to your boat, you see sea lions lounging on the dock. You pull out your camera, press the “on” button, and nothing happens. You forgot to charge the battery. Ned Levi has a great list of tips to do before you leave on your trip, so you’re prepared to take great travel photos.
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