Here are two quick photo tips I use for working with harsh light when photographing during the day.

One of my personal favorite photo tips when traveling around a city known for its famous landmarks is to actually ignore those landmarks…

Being sensitive to how you approach and interact with locals is crucial to photographing children while traveling…

Leading lines within an image create the impression of a third dimension by adding depth visually.

What makes a travel portrait different is that it gives viewers a sense of place as well so always try to capture some of the background…

The photo above is of Leopold, a Seychellois fisherman, who I spent some time fishing with on assignment. Your eyes are immediately drawn to the yellow-orangeish water jug he is carrying. If that water jug had been a different color – say white or even blue – it won’t have popped out a lot more in the photo…