Beginner Travel Photography Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- I've been doing a lot of gear reviews lately so I decided to talk about something a little different today. Want to take better travel photos? You don't need an expensive camera. Here are my 5 beginner travel photography tips.
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Ralph’s 5 commandments for Photography
1. Look for compositions, not landmarks
2. See with your eyes, not your brain
3. Find a story
4. Take more photos, but make them count
5. Too shy? So are they
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Perspective from different angles is a good tip, it’s crazy how it can change the entire photo
Ralph. You should be charging money for this stuff. I feel like this is a master class. I wanna do more street photography. Here in NYC there are great opportunities for that but I also dont wanna get my ass beat by angry New Yorkers who dont like their pictures being taken. Lol. Will have to try some events like comicon.🤓
Daniel&Naz NYC crowd are tough haha but if you can do it there you could probably do it anywhere
I can so relate to tip #3 (and also #4 as well). I work for a photo licensing company and some of the photos that sell the most and win awards aren't technically good necessarily. Lots of great tips in this video!
That's very true!
Totally I agree! Maria is the photographer, she def gets better and better with time.
Composition is everything!
Hahaha omg you are absolutely right on how we draw. Love that point !!
The Mamuchos thank you! Composition AND practice are everything haha
You're a very good story teller. Thank you for the tips.
Hello, I'm a photoconsultant and I really appreciated this video: it's so useful and practical! I loved especially the comparison between the flower/man drawn and the real ones.
I love “ uh, nothing I can do about it.” Thank you so much for your sharing of knowledge
Ralph!! This is awesome!! So very useful! Really enjoyed all of your little insights and tips. We’re definitely sharing this on our FB page. More videos like this please!
Thank you guys :)
Enjoyed the video, everything made so much sense, needed pointing out, which you did in your usual no nonsense easy going professional manner, which looking at all comments this comes across to all the subscribers. One thing having the knowledge another thing imparting that knowledge. Thanks for posting
Perfect tips.Composition is important. I Love your lighting, setup, and angle. I know I say that a lot, but its appealing. I'm not tech savvy but can use it. Weird, i know. Love your photos and your work. Keep it up buddy.
What a great video. I just subscribed after seeing about the tip number 2. You really have a soul about pictures. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it.
Awesome awesome tips Brother Ralph!!! You gave some really good info! Makes alot of sense! You're an amazing photographer!!
Le Bain thank you :)
These are great tips for bringing the photos to life. We're gonna have to jot these down for all our travels 😁👍
Peter and Yen thank you glad you enjoyed it :)
This is super helpful. Not a lot of people focus on the artistic side and not the technical side. This is so intriguing and helpful!
Appreciate the comment!
Very helpful, thank you Hyun
Paying attention to composition and taking more photos are what we’re trying to work on ourselves, some people have a natural talent for the former but it can be learned with practice! 😊
The Recipe Journal practice makes everything better :)
"as a photographer from a picture taker." XD dying
I've just discovered your channel, you are a wise man my friend. Very interesting and informative!!
Thanks for sharing your insights about this subject 👏👏 the examples are great 😎
Thank you and appreciate the comment!
Excellent tips, Ralph! Really enjoyed the video - lots to think about here. Nice job “switching gears” 🤣
Food and Footprints Haha thank you
veeeeeeeeeery inspiring video man! thank you so much!!!
This is good! Love your tips man! Definitely compositions.. 👍👍
Pogiboy Productions Thank you!
Great video dude. The first two were my favorite, but the first one even more. I guess cause it resonated more with me lol. I remember being a kid and going on school trips with a disposable camera. I would just shoot at everything and not really think about it lol.
Life Through Lens Haha we’ve all been there and now, you don’t even have to worry about film so it’s a lot worse.
Great tips Ralph. This are all great specially now that im wanting to do more street and cityscape photography... 😊👍
Thank you! I would love to do more of that too
Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful tips...
You explained it well my friend...
Bren Ly thank you for watching :)
Excellent tips. Thanks for sharing..
This is my problem i don't really pay attention to the subject that much i always think about what it looks like this is pretty interesting and very helpful i really appreciate stuff like this now i know what to focus on and what's really interesting i will definitely practice on this bro you really point it out what we all need to do becoming a great photographer! or just to experience like one!
Useful tips conveyed very quickly by a rapid speaker. Thanks for posting.
Paul Holmes Thank you! Never thought of myself as a rapid speaker but I think I get very impatient while editing haha
Thank you.🎉🎉🎉
Woooow I’ve been doing this without knowing it as a “tip-trick” thanks
Amen ralph! Good tips!
markcruz media thank you!
Thanks ,Good ideas
Another excellent video.
John Armwood thank you sir!
Valuable information thanks 🙏
Thank you!
There are times that, we can still practice the Art of Seeing without taking more photos. Try cropping. For instance, look at the monk's hand and bowl instead of the person.
With film, we often do not have that luxury of shooting more than necessary. That is to avoid the possibility of running out of film during the next photo opportunity.
As for landmarks, one can use it as a beautiful backdrop for an awesome or interesting foreground subject. Just liked the way Jerry Ghionis shooting the Taj Mahal in his "Depth of Field 2018 | The Luxury of Light with Jerry Ghionis" TH-cam video.
BFS Great tips!
Great tips
영상에 빠져 있어서 사진은 한동안 찍지 안았었는데 사진들을 보니 사진 찍고 싶은 욕구가 막 ㅎㅎ 좋은 팁 감사합니다
PhilLife필라이프 저도 이번달에 한국가는데 영상 찍을까 사진찍을까 계속 고민입니다 ㅋㅋㅋ
The drawing explanation was excellent, everyone that is not a professional can learn to do better !
Subscribed! Great content
He said in the starting of the video that he would make this video wrt artistic point of view and man he kept his word till the end. Keep it up bro. Loved this video. Subbed too :-)
ADITYA MAURYA Thank you, glad you enjoyed it :)
Very informative. Hope you will have more subscribers.
Useful knowledge
Hey Ralph! Maria here! About the shy point... wow! I was super shy, and now I have become a bit rude lol not rude but I just go and take photos. If I see something interesting, I go get my shoots.
And yes totally agree with the biz cards.
I would just add don’t be afraid to let your imagination go, even if you don’t get a nice photo, you learn some of the positions or angles you don’t want to do again.
Have patience, photography is an art not a software.
The Mamuchos Thank you and couldnt agree more!
See with your eyes,not with your brain loved this statement man ❤️
Thank you :)
thanks man...........................
Great stuff! TY! Subscribed w/ notifications :)
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Very well explained. I can tell you have a lot of wisdom from experience
Great video and Thanks for sharing ^_^ big like
Thanks for this video. I'm learning photography and I was wondering how a photo should be exposed? Some ppl say to shoot in raw and underexpose. Then in Lightroom you can bring the details back.
Sam Primal Hi and thanks for the question. There’s no one right way to expose your shots. With film, we were taught to expose for the shadows because it was much easier to pull back the highlights, but with digital photography, the ability to recover shadows and highlights vary between cameras. Some cameras favor shadows and some cameras favor highlights so there’s no need to always intentionally underexpose your photos. But I do agree with shooting raw so you will have some headroom to play around with on both sides. Hope this helps!
@@HyunRalphJeong thanks for the reply. i'm going to be practicing your tip on Composition this month.
My biggest tip is look for lines (geometrical and just regular) that lead to your subject. people are lazy and when their eyes can quickly rest on the subject they like it more.
Ran Bar-Levi Great tip!
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I didn't expect a Korean market to pop out of your video cos your youtube is a bit Americanized XD
카일작가 They were from a long time ago. But I’ll be going there this month!
@@HyunRalphJeong Wow! well... actually, I am running a photo studio in Seoul, so if you need to, u can stop by and talk about it or take youtube footages, so let me know if you're interested! :D
Can you be a good picture taker and not be a great photographer?!?