Every Tuesday, it's Travel Talk on Twitter! Each week is a fun, new topic. Join either of the two sessions at 9:30am GMT and 9:30pm GMT to get in on all the fun travel talk!Just follow the #TTOT hashtag!
Here's the round-up of this week's #TTOT on "Travel Photography!"
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@MiddleSeatView: I use my Flickr app a lot though to keep track of my Project 365 photos - am storing all them on there in a set@KiltandaCamera: I'm really liking "Pixlr-o-Matic", and "Just Pictures" to see all my stuff in one place-
@travelingeditor: Snapseed, for all pre-Instagram needs @BajaByBus: We use Picasa 3 for editing and organising images@ni_gem: Colour touch from Android App. You can edit your pic in many ways@FraserApartment: Filterstorm! It’s got all of the basic adjustments - cloning tools, selective adjustment and fairly effective noise reduction@TravelBlggr: I like Postagram, Stachematic, BeFunky, Photo Editor+ and Camera+-
@earthXplorer: Good app for panoramas - AutoStich -
@GregGoodman: Camera 360 for android is my smart phone photography app of choice @traveldudes: Camera FX for Android is very useful and worth the buy
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@TheAlexLop: weather can make for some incredibly dramatic photos @Intrepid_Travel: Use those cloudy days to play around with your photography, like going black and white@MalloryOnTravel: Harsh midday sunlight is the biggest enemy, get under shade, use fill flash and if camera allows it try bracketing@FarWriter: In rainy weather, make photos pop by adding the colors red, fuschia, orange, yellow to scene, such as with a scarf, umbrella, coat@lethers: Photograph the detail; often cities look dramatic in the wet so keep shooting; adjust white balance to warm things up@GFTravelette: Cloudy days can be great for photos - especially if you're photographing people
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@KristineOnPause: Rolling hills/farm land in Kenya - seemed draped with green velvet tacked in place with acacia trees@nickminers: Iceland, because it has EVERYTHING. Mountains, glaciers, waterfalls, black sand, icebergs, geysers, cute villages, beautiful people-
@backpackingmatt: Without a doubt, New Zealand. A photographer's dream -
@markvogler: Antarctica because the light is AMAZING @RachelLewis89: Bosnia. The incredible natural beauty combined with horrific war scars was genuinely moving-
@intrepid_travel : India so photogenic with its monuments, landscapes, colors and incredible people @LorraineTravels: Santorini, Greece, without a doubt
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@christinahegele: Forced perspective. Early morning photography. Take pictures of everyday scenes-
@MalloryOnTravel: Be observant, be curious but remember to 'zoom with your feet' -
@caskifer: 1, Rule of thirds; 2, stabilize the camera in low light; and 3, use fill flash (or add it via software) -
@amyfjackson: Get close, no flash @FareBuzz: Always keep your camera ready to go. You don't ever want to miss a moment, especially while traveling@earthXplorer: Clean your lens-
@lizcleere: Don't be shy. Shoot in the early morning or evening for best light. Don't just shoot from eye height, change angle @TravelBlggr: Always make sure the light source is behind you ... pack an extra battery ... take lots@Goodtrippers: Get to love 'macro' focus - sometimes most intriguing pics are in the close-up detail@Boz23: Be respectful
And there you have it, "Travel Photography!"
Next week's #TTOT topic is: "Travel Games!" Submit your questions HERE!
See you next Tuesday 9:30am and 9:30pm GMT for the next #TTOT!
As always, a HUGE travel community thank you to our #TTOT hosts and organizers: traveldudes, roniweiss, toddwassel, traveldesigned, insidetravellab, WildJunket, tbloggersunite and mobilelawyer!
Have YOU got anything to add to the "Travel Photography" discussion?
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