Thursday, 7 June 2012

The 25 Best Places on Earth to Photograph

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June 07, 2012
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We enlisted a slew of experienced travel photographers to help identify the less famous, yet equally photogenic travel destinations
You've photographed Paris and San Francisco and the Taj Mahal -- or if you haven't, you know you want to. So we enlisted a slew of experienced travel photographers to help identify less famous, but equally photogenic, alternatives.

A one-inch sensor and an F/1.8 lens make this Sony's top-tier tiny cam
A veteran wildlife shooter shares some wisdom for getting great bird images
It rarely lasts a half-hour, at best, so be ready to shoot as soon as the sun sets


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Q. How can I keep my shots level?

A. We’ve found in-camera levels particularly useful for handheld shooting. Photographers take plenty of landscape and cityscape pictures without a tripod, after all, and these are the shots that most often end up tilted, particularly the verticals. The in-camera level lets you get it right with very little fuss.



 
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