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The globetrotting shutterbug: exploring destinations through your lens
We're diving into the exciting world of travel photography and exploration, where your passion for visual storytelling meets your wanderlust. In this guide, we'll unknot the secrets of transforming from a simple shutterbug to a full-fledged globetrotter, all while unraveling the hidden wonders of [insert destination here]. So grab your camera gear, pack your bags, and let's set off on a captivating expedition together! read post
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Anyone interested I am offering photography master classes of Malta and Gozo twice a year. These will be extensive workshops including Photoshop. Some of the locations will be learning to shoot interiors inside Palaces, 5000 year old temples, Punic temple and many more spectacular locations. These workshops will only run twice a year with limited spaces available. I hope you enjoy the clip.
http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xoAH4alPG4
D. Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira, after a trip to Christ Redentor in Rio de Janeiro (Brasil) in 1934 though on his construction, but only in 1949 started and ended in 1959, has a sign of gratitude to absence of Portugal in World War II . More information on Christ the King , clicking here .
Christ the King in near Almada, a city with more than 160.000 people , also famous for his bridge 25th April (2,7 kms). Has lots of known beaches like Costa da Caparica, Praia da Saúde, Cabana do Pescador, Fonte da Telha and lots of others. Golf, surf, bodyboarding or kitesurf are sports that we usually see at this part of the coast. Amazing locals for photography.
I like to think that amateur or other we are all photographers first after being people, that is what binds us together in this group.
You speak of uncomfortable...I specialise in travel and adventure travel/photojournalism so I have been dangling from cliffs, crossed the Western desert on Camel back it took 6 months (in Australia). Been in my sea kayak for a month it just keep on going. But you know the life experience is great. I myself get as much out of adventure as laying on that Monastery floor. As photographers we are exposed to the true visual wonders of the world, we don't just see we notice. For me my work as a photographer is my vehicle for travelling through life and it is my breath!
I'm just an amateur, Martin, although we should never forget that the word "amateur" derives from the Latin word for "love," and people will do a lot of crazy things for love. Lying on the floor of a monastery, for example. (And your photo was worth it.)
What's the craziest thing -- or most uncomfortable position -- you photographers have ever done to get a good photograph?
Hi everyone this is a great group, The thing with travel photography is even your home is travel to someone else. But when your on the road with camera in hand it's quite the intoxicating feeling.
Discovering new places, interacting with people, making new friends and in the end your image is your interpretation of your inner vision and experience. Photography and travel photography is my life!
A new gallery of photographs of Frederiksborg Slot, the largest Renaissance palace in Scandinavia. Shot on a glorious crisp, sunny and cloudless day in Hillerød, Denmark last weekend. The castle houses Denmark's National Museum with its awe-inspiring collection of fine art, portraits and furniture. A highly recommended visit - allow a full day to take it all in at a leisurely pace.
Frederiksborg Slot_White Light Gallery
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