Travel Photography: Tips and Techniques
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2014
- Lester's Site: lesterlefkowitz.com/travel.html
Whether your interests are a casual record of your family trip, or a serious visual exploration of a place far from home, this presentation will provide practical tips and visual stimulation so that you come home with pictures you can be proud of. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thank you B&H. I continue to learn so much from your sponsored videos and talks. Old and new.
Today I picked up my camera with a new enthusiasm after watching your talk last night, Lester. The early morning alarm didn't make me hide under the bed covers & the tripod never felt so light. The panic of getting to the location was replaced by the simple joy of being there instead. The view through the lens never felt so good. Many thanks.
Thanks for sharing, Lester. Love your easy going style, and the sense that life, and indeed photography, is all one great adventure that we can enjoy if we put our minds to it. ... Muchos gracias!
Simple facts, fantastic sharing empathy, no frivolous complexity thrown in to make it look complicated. Thank you.
Excellent tips delivered in a down to earth and humourous manner. Thanks!
VIDEO: Whether your interests are a casual record of your family trip, or a serious visual exploration of a place far from home, this presentation will provide practical tips and visual stimulation so that you come home with pictures you can be proud of. bhpho.to/1ildDRf via B&H Explora
Very beautiful and well informative video! I am so happy to have found this video as I am going to pursue photography at the end of this month. This video opened my mind up to some really great things that I have never given much thought to before. Thank you so much!
B&H videos are some of the best resources out there. Guys thank you so much for taking the time to share these with us, beside running what is probably my favorite camera shop online. Seriously.
The grind was the hardest part for me to get used to. Backpacking with photo gear all day was creative and exhausting.
Excellent advice. Very good presentation. Easy to follow and I enjoyed his humor.
I was on a trip in Giant Mountains, Czech Republic, near the end of one hike, there were those giant steep stairs made of chunks of rock, each step was over a foot tall, and when the group I was with made it down, I turned around and wanted to take a shot of the stairs, but without a person for scale, they just looked mediocre, like normal stairs, it was impossible to tell how big they were from a photo. I didn't want to wait for strangers to come and I didn't want to make anyone from my friends to go up the stairs again just for that one photo, so I missed that shot.
Just got remimded of it while watching the video. great and sensible advice, some of which I have already figured out the hard way, but I really appreciate videos like this! Very helpful and informative!
Wow 19:18 much love from Bosnia :)
Great presentation,well informative video,excellent with great humor,fantastic photos filled with great advice and when i travel i will now look at new ways to plan my photos and getting to the location early B and H keep coming up with the best videos with amazing tips.thank you.
One of the best presentations I've seen with a really great slideshow!! Thank you for all the useful information!!!
good advice,guidance and inspiration
This guy is great, love his humor.
TIP: if you have Lightroom for post production.. you can "Photo merge" two or more photos together & create wide angle shots ( Panoramas ) making any focal length lens into a wide angle...
Excited to use these tips on my next vacay!
Excellent tips although some we all knew but not applying to. Thank you.
Love it, enjoy how you shoot your stuff
A very enjoyable presentation, thanks.
Great video and filled with info. Will watch it again to pick up more, but is it just me or did a lot of the photos seemed tilted to the left? Was it the projector in B&H or ...?
Awesome presentation. Funny guy. Very practical tips. Really helpful
Great presenter and useful information. Thank you BH for continuing to post these informative seminars.
OMG!!! You are AWESOME!!! ❤️❤️❤️💃🎉👏
This is the best travel photography video I have seen great advice to improve your photos Well Done
SUCH A NICE VIDEO !!!!! THANK YOU
Well worth a watch. Thanks
Great video and what a nice guy!
Looking at the world through a screen might be like looking at the world through a straw if that straw could be expanded by pinching and zooming but I'm not aware of such a straw.
Cool hints also non photography ut travel related, presented with a great sense of humour 👍😄
Amen on the three Ps. For me. the Nikkor 14-24 f.2.8 and the 24-120 f.4 cover almost everything I shoot. That may not work for everyone, but it does for me.I'm still using a D800 body; Kodachrome 25 was my go to film.
Great presentation. Really enjoyed this compared to the presentations that bombard you with technical data.
Really good video :D it gave me tons of ideas
Fantastic pictures. Great tips provided with clarity and humor... 6:10 am or pm?
Hi, thanks for your question - though, without context it’s hard to remember what you’re referring to. If you’d like, please contact Lester Lefkowitz at Lester@LesterLefkowitz.com. Thank you!
he said something about sunset. so PM.
Nikon's 1st pro digital camera body was about 14 mp, and the price tag, body only, was $30,000! That's not a typo/
Another clue for electrified fences: The posts have insulators on them. A yellow one in this photo.
Very nice presentation, and the photographs are lovely. I love the warming effects on them. great work!
Nice, straight forward talk. Nice work! :-)
Entertaining and great tips.
Nice pic Paul. I like ur new profile pic.
Great video. I studied at Daytona Beach Photographic College. Well, studied most of the time, have to take advantage of being in Daytona for 2 years. LOL
42:45 - That's the sunset, not the sunrise. Camera is facing East for that picture of Toronto. Also, that picture must be ancient, there's no CN Tower!
love him in arrested development. jk this was great, thanks!
Great tips! Most of the shots need WB correction.
Victor Might be your screen, they look ok to me.
Great video! But, not even close at how "Casa Batlló" is pronounced.
And let's hope, that by the next time that you visit Barcelona, you could add another country to your list. ;)
I does not have techniques... just what to carry out for travel... It could be better...
it's like larry david giving my photography tips
Please, be aware that the East side of the river by St. Louis is a dangerous place. Very rough and dangerous.
I went to Venice, I was shooting for days and guess what for free!!! :D good video though
"Old days": Kodachrome ASA 25!
Knowledge is Power - Attila the Hun..😂😂
Why do all your photos look green ?
+Anakin Yang Why is your last name not Skywalker?
Anakin Yang : Bear in mind that depending on what screen you are watching on hues will look different, especially if your screen is not calibrated properly. Perhaps they are all greener than usual but I am not getting that on my iPad or my laptop. Might be your screen dude.
Wait a moment... Did he say 16 countries he travalled to ? Only 16 ?! Maybe he wanted to say 60...
I think you mean whether... a wether is a castrated sheep. Just sayin'
didn't like it
SaZooCaballero Fair enough. I look forward to your B&H presentation #justsaying
Yeah I don't like white chocolate either, leaves a gummy taste in my mouth. I tell everybody all the time just so they know.