WHAT!? I suck at taking photos but my travel photos are still in my phone taking space I am just waiting for the day for someone to say, "oh, where did you go?"
18:48 – YES! It's viewed as bad etiquette to speak on your phone or listen to things through the phone's speaker on the train in Japan.
I got so used to this during my holiday there that when I arrived back home, I found it super annoying when others were speaking loudly on their phones on the train! It's almost like they are the centre of the universe and everyone else on the train must hear what they have to say!
I wanna run a poll: when you gals or guys shoot portrait… do you shoot with right elbow all the way up at a 90 degree??? or do you turn the camera around so the shutter button is facing down and both elbows towards your ribs???
Thanks Sean. A very thoughtful presentation. I particularly appreciated your tip about be respectful to the local culture. I also liked your suggestion to take a collection of different perspectives at a given location.
As a follow-up, it could be useful to customize videos to the type of travel destination. I suspect many non-professional photographers would benefit from your experience.
Thanks for this video. I think one tip that could have been included is to take steps to avoid having your camera stuff stolen. In some countries, that nice camera travel bag will attract unwanted attention. Know before you go. Other than that, I thought it was a great video and gave me a lot to think about.
Thanks to Milanote for sponsoring this video! Sign up for free and start your next creative project: https://milanote.com/seandalt
Before I watched this video Those 2 lens (24-70 & 35) is exactly what I’m packing for my trip
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I tried the sunrise thing in Vietnam, at 7am I saw 143 scooters in 90 seconds 🤣. Great video, love the tips! Presets are great by the way.
WHAT!? I suck at taking photos but my travel photos are still in my phone taking space I am just waiting for the day for someone to say, "oh, where did you go?"
Really appreciate this upload.
Thanks for explaining this topic so clearly.
More and better (fixed it)
just bring your phone
I randomly came across this video and was watching it until I realized we were on the same wrestling team in high school
This was great, why is not 1hr long 🙁
THANK YOU for pointing out some of the cultural norms in Japan. Makes me feel awful when I see another foreigner doing something wrong.
18:48 – YES! It's viewed as bad etiquette to speak on your phone or listen to things through the phone's speaker on the train in Japan.
I got so used to this during my holiday there that when I arrived back home, I found it super annoying when others were speaking loudly on their phones on the train! It's almost like they are the centre of the universe and everyone else on the train must hear what they have to say!
Forgettable, by whom?
Hi!
What lens you use to record yourself?
To realize we’re travelers before being photographers, experiences helping rebuild the emotion and photos rebuilding situations.
I wanna run a poll: when you gals or guys shoot portrait… do you shoot with right elbow all the way up at a 90 degree??? or do you turn the camera around so the shutter button is facing down and both elbows towards your ribs???
Thanks Sean. A very thoughtful presentation. I particularly appreciated your tip about be respectful to the local culture. I also liked your suggestion to take a collection of different perspectives at a given location.
As a follow-up, it could be useful to customize videos to the type of travel destination. I suspect many non-professional photographers would benefit from your experience.
The best video on travel photography I've been able to find, thank you so much for such great advice!!
I love your photos, Dalt. You're a genius. Cheers.
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Great tips and beautiful photos! I'm soon traveling to France for the first time and I'll be sure to practice these things, thanks 🙂
You blow my perspective. Subscribe rightaway.
The creativity here is unmatched.
Thanks for this video. I think one tip that could have been included is to take steps to avoid having your camera stuff stolen. In some countries, that nice camera travel bag will attract unwanted attention. Know before you go. Other than that, I thought it was a great video and gave me a lot to think about.
Incredible visuals.
MILANOTE IS AMAZING! THANK YOU FOR THE SUGGESTION!
The best pair is 16-35 and sony a7rv. Shoot raw at 60mp. You can crop at 100 and still get all the details