Creative Ideas to Improve Your travel Photography

You've got a brand new camera for your next trip around the world, and now you're wondering what you can do with it. In this article, we'll give you 10 simple ideas on how to create beautiful and creative images for your next vacation. Now, let's take a look at some basic methods and some more advanced techniques to create beautiful images.

Proximity

It sounds simple enough. Every camera, especially if you're using a different lens, has a different distance at which you can still get a clear picture. Try it. First stand far away from the subject, then try to get closer until you can no longer get the camera to focus. If you have a zoom lens, try zooming in as far as possible, then try the same technique.

Unfocused/Blurred

Another easy way to look great at night when you have colorful lights around you. On DSLRs, you simply set the lens to manual and out of focus. On a dumb camera, you can focus on a subject near you, then move to the scene you want and take a picture while keeping your finger on the release button.

Different Angles

Look up or down, kneel down, lie down, sit down, climb up, etc.

Black and White

One of the easiest ways to get creative. You can do black and white photography by setting your camera to black and white, or you can take a normal image and edit it later on your computer. You don't even need to download software for this, you can usually just edit the images online for free.

Selfies

Some people love them, some people hate them, but you have to admit you've tried them at least once. An inexpensive way to improve your selfie skills is to buy a selfie stick. It is optional, but can improve how much you can fit in a photo.

Photo Editing

You've taken a beautiful photo, but it's still missing that final spark that would make it amazing. You can do this by using effects. There are many ways to do this, whether it's on your phone using an app like Snapseed or online at a website dedicated to editing images.

Lens Halos

Make the most of the sunlight. Try bringing your subject in front of your camera and try to get the perfect shot. This method can be a bit tricky, especially for smaller cameras or smartphones.

Advanced Creative Photography Ideas: These methods are recommended for DSLRs, as you will need to change camera settings that are not normally accessible on smaller cameras or smartphones.

Long Exposure Time

Set your DSLR to Manual mode (M) and set the shutter speed to approximately 10 to 15 seconds. Set the aperture between f/8 and f/16. You do not need to change the ISO setting, just set it to ISO 100. Be sure to place the camera on a sturdy surface (floor, table, etc.) or use a tripod. It takes a while to get the perfect shot, just keep changing the camera settings until you get the hang of it. 9.

Short Exposure

This is a great way to capture moving subjects while keeping them sharp. You need plenty of light, so it's best to use this method during the day when the sun is shining. Set your DSLR to manual mode (M) and set the shutter speed to about 1/250 to 1/320 second or higher, depending on how fast your subject is moving. If you want the background to be blurred, set your aperture to the lowest setting your lens can achieve; but if you want your photos to be sharper (not just the subject), then set your aperture to a higher setting. Getting the best results takes some time and practice. Sometimes you will need to set your ISO to a higher setting, but please try to avoid ISOs above 1000, as then your pictures will become grainy.

Scaling Effects

This is probably one of the trickiest methods. In order to take photos with this effect, you need to change the shutter speed to a longer exposure time. You should place your camera on a tripod and then, as if you were pressing the release button, zoom in or out with your digital SLR camera. You will notice that steady hands are a must.

Now go out into the world and take some pictures! Post your creative pictures taken during your travels on your social media!