Discover Best Travel Photography Tips & Find Art to Inspire You
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Travel Photography Tips | Camera, Accessories & Product Reviews, Phone Apps & Photography Software| Change N Focus Art Gallery
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Travel Photography Tips
Check out some of my favorite places for photographers and discover location suggestions and tips for the perfect sunrise and sunset photos.
Photography Guide to San Diego
Explore different areas of San Diego and find peace from city life in nature watching wildlife or relaxing on a beach.
Stunning Lakes of the Canadian Rockies
The color and beauty of the glacier-fed lakes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains is dramatic and must be seen in person.
Best of San Francisco Photography Tips
Find iconic landmarks, best views of Golden Gate and enjoy the outdoors of city life.
Best Waterfalls of Central Oregon
Explore the beautiful waterfalls & lush landscapes of Central Oregon.
Best Waterfalls of the Icefields Parkway
The amount of water flowing over Canada's waterfalls is impressive, but do not miss the smaller falls in canyons.
Camera & Product Reviews, Best Photography Phone Apps & Software
More to come in this area, but for now check out the list of photography gear from cameras, phones, GoPro and accessories that I use to capture my travel, nature & landscape photography.
Beginner's Guide to Photography Equipment
Best camera & lens recommendations for amateur and beginner photographers as well as must have accessories.
Experiencing the amazing landscapes of the world can be an empowering journey and I want to inspire you through my travels and photography. Visit my art gallery for landscape, cityscape, nature and wildlife photography, but also explore national parks and cities around the world. The gallery will continue to grow as I travel.
Below is an award winning photo that I took in Upper Antelope Canyon located just outside of Page, Arizona. Funny thing is that I was on a regular tour with my Sister that of course doesn't allow tripods, they also move you through the area really fast so that the photography tour (with all their tripods) can get the good pictures! I took this photo standing behind those tripods & photographers and below is what the scene really looked like.
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