031 – Travel Photography for Beginners part one
September 21, 2007 in Travel Photography
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Every traveller brings a camera along with them. Don’t they?
We’re presenting our favourite four tips for photographing on the road. We’re starting simple … nothing earth-shattering, but some good practical advice that might ensure your world-wide travels get recorded with the love they deserve.
We also play devil’s advocate in a little perspective piece considering the type of traveller you want to be – take what you will from it.
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This article was written by Craig and Linda
Craig and Linda Martin have been living on the road since February 2006. Both born and raised in Auckland, New Zealand they are ... somewhere in the world! Craig and Linda host the Indie Travel Podcast - you can get in touch with them here.
Since November 2006 the Indie Travel Podcast has evolved into an independent travel hub with regular audio and video podcasts along with articles by travellers from all over the world. 
Hosts Craig and Linda Martin started travelling in February 2006 and have been to over 50 countries. They were 
Gary said on September 22, 2007
I agree with Linda that you can’t have a camera all the time. I have a DSLR and it is just too heavy and big to carry around all the time. It is also too obnixious sometimes to pull out and take photos.
However, when you are taking photos, I agree with Craig. Go nuts. Digital is free. You can always delete your mistakes. Get as much memory as you can afford and just download your photos each day. I will often take well over 100 photos a day and only find a handful good enough to put up on Flickr.
Craig and Linda said on September 25, 2007
Cheers Gary, it’s a bit sad when so few turn out good, eh? I feel so anyway.