Photography Tips To Get Ahead of 99% of Beginners

I will be going on a landscape photography trip to Switzerland after 6 years and on this vlog, I revisit my beginner travel photos from 2018 and roast them to give tips on how to take better travel photos than 99% of beginners. I will go in depth on my thought process at the time and highlight big travel photography mistakes in each of them and suggest ways to get better at travel photography compositions, as well as additional tips to make them stand out. The video highlights that while Switzerland has some of the most impressive spots for landscape photography I've witnessed, it is still possible to take bad travel photos if you don't know what you are doing.

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[focusphotonsfrugally]

I think there is a huge difference between taking photographs to remind you of a fantastic vacation, and going out with an intent to capture a particular image that you have artistically imagined. On the best day you can get both, but sometimes you have to take what is served up to you.

the photograph of the bridge, and then the next day taken before sunrise is the perfect example.
great video with some great points.

[GENerationXplorers]

Hi Keith this was so well done and you taught us so much! Wow you have visited some gorgeous places and taken some amazing shots! Superb! Have a great weekend! Have fun in Switzerland look forward to the videos ❤

[hamsterneckliving]

You’re roasting your shots and then snuck in this one that is unroastable. Just gorgeous! 6:55

[keithguppy]

Great video Keith, loved the insight into your photography, I wonder would it be worth doing a video where you take a “bad” photo like with all the birds and show how you can improve them like cropping in and simplifying the image using your old photos. I’m a strong believer of not throwing old work away even if you don’t see anything in it at the time.

[GuidoVanDeWater]

I think the one rule here is less is more. We often think to big. Thabks for sharing. And I actually thought that first shot was pretty ok. Grt guido

[G.J..Journeys]

Very nice images and advice. Many thanks

[MaikeBorn]

wow I actually make all of these mistakes in my landscape photos haha, I really learned a lot here!!

[shawnheppenstall]

Hi Keith. Hope you’re ok mate. Great video as always. Enjoy watching them. Take care shawn.

[JustGOJohn]

Thank you for sharing! Great insights!

[SetForAdventures]

I enjoyed this break down of your Swiss photos Keith (interesting to see your thoughts about each) still some impressive photos though 🏔️🇨🇭👌🏻
ATB Simon

[JorisVanDeuneghem]

Those dirty dirty images 🫢😂 this is really great learned a lot. Looking back at photos and see what’s wrong is a great way to improve. Mount titles?