What Travel Photos To Take?

Here’s a few tips on what travel photos to take

Landmarks – find someone to get a photo of your entire family or group you are traveling with – definitely have the person take several shots both portrait and landscape.
Detail photos of landmark – a few photos of interesting architecture, features, etc.
Photos of signs along the way – preferably with a family member or two in it
Just a couple of photos of the transportation used to get around (a photo on the plane, or by the car, etc)
Photos of the family interacting together and experiences they are having

When you are traveling, be sure to think ahead and be prepared. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:

Using a phone and a digital camera – be sure the times are the same. Often, people pull out the cameras which haven’t been turned on in a while and the date has reset to a past date. In your settings, make sure both devices are using the same date and time. This way your photos will be organized digitally.
When possible, ensure your photos are backed up to the cloud (like Forever) or to a device. In the event your phone or camera is lost or stolen, you’ll have access to these pictures. It’s heartbreaking when you lose priceless photos.
Clear off old photos from the camera cards to make sure you have enough room to take the pictures on your vacation. Indeed, you may want to invest in a new card that has at least 32 GB of space. This way you won’t have to worry about running out of room or having to delete current trip photos so new ones can be taken.
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