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How to Shoot the Best Blue-Hour Photos: Tips & Techniques for Pre-Sunrise & Post-Sunset Images
Deborah Sandidge  |  Jul 19, 2017

This may be strange to hear from a travel photographer, but I can make a case that location isn’t everything—light is. And I’d build my argument on the fact that the right light brings out the best in any location.

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How to Shoot Long Exposures: Tips for Revealing the Invisible in Your Images
Deborah Sandidge  |  May 17, 2017

Want to see something you don’t see every day—something, in fact, you can’t really see at all?

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What to Bring on the Road: Pro Shooter Deborah Sandidge's Favorite Travel Photography Gear
Deborah Sandidge  |  Mar 07, 2017

Somewhere along the line in a pro photographer’s career, or amid an enthusiast’s pursuit of picture making, you achieve a balance between geared up and weighed down when it comes to lens choices. You want versatility, but you also want to be mobile, even comfortable.

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Travel Photo Tips: It’s Not What You See, but What You Feel That Makes for Better Pictures
Deborah Sandidge  |  Jan 20, 2017

The September 25, 2016, issue of The New York Times Magazine was titled "The Voyages" Issue, and it featured an impressive collection of images. In the introduction to the issue, the writer Gideon Lewis-Kraus talks about the idea of the image as document or experience: this is what a place looks like as opposed to this is what it feels like to be there. He notes the cliché of “the traveler so busy with documentation that he misses out on some phantom called the ‘experience itself.’”

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How to Photograph the Palouse: Bring Creative Ideas, An Open Mind About Gear & A Good Eye
Deborah Sandidge  |  Nov 29, 2016

Earlier this year I co-led a photo tour in the Palouse region of Washington state. I’d never been there before, but reputation alone indicated an awesome photographic destination offering vistas of rolling hills and farmland, plus all the textures, colors, and plays of light and shadow you could wish for.

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