25 Aug 2015

You can can get great travel photos - even if you are traveling solo

Submitted by Wanderlust Andi

To optimize your chances of taking fantastic pictures when traveling alone, follow these simple suggestions: pack a tripod; have a selfie-stick; get a GoPro; don’t be afraid to ask a stranger to take a shot of you; always have photo-editing apps or software on hand; and consider upgrading your gear if you don’t have good equipment.

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How to Take Great Travel Photos as a Solo Traveler
Travel Photography

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