Whether you're an amateur or a pro, here's a place to discuss techniques, gear, great places to take pictures, and more -- whether about travel, food, or whatever your little heart desires. So click - and post - away!
Cover photo: Paul Skorupskas
Whether you're an amateur or a pro, here's a place to discuss techniques, gear, great places to take pictures, and more -- whether about travel, food, or whatever your little heart desires. So click - and post - away!
Cover photo: Paul Skorupskas
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Keith,
Thanks for your suggestion about Wadi Musa. I am still figuring out the logistics.
Anil: I think you should stay overnight at Wadi Musa (I don't think you can stay in Petra itself) anyway ... it was a city, not just a building, and will take a considerable time to explore fully. Not sure if there's a sound and light show *every* night; it would be wise to check before you go.
Does any one have a first hand experience of photographing Petra, Jordan at night ? Is it worth it for a non professional photographer to spend big buck and stay overnight for just the experience ? Any suggestion where to stay overnight to get an opportunity to see Petra and then photograph on top ?
I do not have experience with night photography, all suggestions are welcome.