The Art Of Travel Photography

During this presentation Lorne Resnick lays out an 8-point structure to consistently create emotionally powerful travel images. Whether you enjoy shooting wildlife, landscape, people or any other kind of travel images, Lorne explains what goes into consistently making great images.

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[mlsq]

I'm sure a lot of photography students somewhere out there would've learned more through this 47 minute video than a course through a full semester. highly informative!

[TheScottek]

This one Video changed the way i look at the Pics. He stunned me when he said "Emotion vs Information"...

[ghalibkhan]

the last 5 minutes were, where i learned the most

[ReginaMullen]

Only uses travel photos to make the case for how to be a really excellent creator of photographs. Felt like a semester's worth packed into a tiny box decorated with a bow!

[cynic]

possibly the most imp[ortant presentation a photographer can listen to

[BandH]

@1717jbs Glad we can be of help and thanks for the feedback.

[luigimonaco]

Very much to the point. I enjoyed watching, thank you.

[romiemiller]

I disagree about not knowing too much. I use aperture priority most of the time, shutter priority sometimes, and manual exposure and manual focus quite a bit, because the others don't work in all situations. Once the tech info is learned, it becomes almost subconscious and you can focus on making the photo you visualize.

[lordello]

very nice presentation... cheers from Brazil!

[sherhortillosa]

i think my emotion is enlightened. tyvm

[Rudyv]

Taking great travel images or casting for a commercial project?

[johnnyd.]

Very tasteless choice of background image @33:55 for title "how to effectively shoot people" with a shotgun instead of a camera... Only in America....

[danijell]

Very boring presentation of mediocre photos from great locations...