when traveling it's always everyone's
goal to come home with photographs that
just highlight the destinations they've
gone to there are several ways of doing
that you don't need firstly to try and
fit in the entire landmark to highlight
that you were there for example the
entire Eiffel Tower to show you're in
Paris or the entire Statue of Liberty to
show that you're in New York little
elements of the landmark with other
things going on in the street can really
make that really make that sort of pop
you'll notice here for example in New
Orleans the jazz player is kind of
iconic and beignets the donut type
pastry of very iconic New Orleans as
well one of the key things I like to do
when photographing out on vacation is
make sure I'm going places when no one
else is there so very L in the morning
or staying there after sunset and into
the evening you'll notice on this next
photo that definitely at sunrise the
Pierrot Vermont op just really trying to
show that the lappet dated decrepit
falling apart Pierre where the fishermen
still go out and take their their poles
but doing it first thing at sunrise I
was getting those beautiful colors that
are very very Hamptons but staying there
a bit later as well is also the way to
go you know getting that that sunset
from just around the corner and really
trying to highlight the fact that I'm on
the beach without necessarily getting
the entire Beach or the sweeping
landscape just coming in on one small
detail for example here the lifeguard
chair going back to New Orleans like I
said it's good to get some of that
Street in and for me street performers
are always a treat to photograph when
I'm traveling in New Orleans the
fire-eater on this little alleyway
pirates alley
beside the cathedral really for me
highlighted just that street culture of
New Orleans so when you're traveling
remember you don't need to fit in the
entire Statue of Liberty or the entire
Eiffel Tower to get a memorable photo
some of it's happening right in front of
you