Simple might be overstated, let’s say ‘not as complicated as we try to make it’ formula for travel photo success. I’m going to walk you through the basic steps to take, so that you can improve and enjoy the process of creating travel photos.

This is my 50th blog post!! To celebrate I picked my top 9 tips from previous posts and brought them all to you in one place…

One of our favorite towns in France was Annecy. Why? Because it was so striking and so charming all at the same time. Come along on our trip there, and find out what I learned…

You might think that the scene is SO spectacular that a gorgeous photo is guaranteed. But not necessarily…

What’s one way to both practice AND have fun with your camera? Get that creative genius to come out and try some fun and crazy new things…

There’s one photo skill that can really change everything. Yeah it’s that big of a deal. And it can even change your life. I know I might sound dramatic…

Take a little trip back in time with me to Dijon, France. You’ll learn a little bit about Dijon, and a little bit about my photo journey and hindsight…

I used to reject a lot of my photos. I mean a LOT. But now I ask different questions about what makes them “good” or worth keeping…

More about what I learned from traveling with my camera and making travel photos. Learn from my mistakes and aha moments…

I learned a lot about traveling with my camera and making travel photos. And I want to pass that knowledge along to you so that it doesn’t take you so freaking long to figure things out…like it did with me.

Sometimes you can’t get the exposure just right when you’re creating the photo. But afterward, just a little editing can really take a blah photo to wow. I walk you through 3 sliders that can make a big difference with those high contrast photos.

When you travel, you usually can’t move the subject of your photos - like a building, or people, or landscapes. So what can you do to change the composition of your travel photos?

When we travel we have control over some things…but the sun isn’t one of them. Here are 4 tips to make beautiful photos even when the day is overcast and dreary.

I’m here to tell you that it’s time to learn how to play with your camera. For your sanity and for your camera skills. No, I'm not being dramatic. It’s science.

Understanding the exposure triangle is pretty important to figuring out how to make amazing travel photos. And it’s not as scary as it seems. It’s not the Bermuda Triangle, after all…