Canon EOS - Photojournalism and Travel Photography Introduction with Richard l'Anson

Lonely Planet Photographer Richard I'Anson talks about travel photography, photojournalism and gives tips about what to look for, travel and photography preparation and travel photography research. Learn how to be a travel photographer in this intriguing travel photography tutorial. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos

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[loveislikemusic]

I just ordered his Lonely Planet Travel Photography guide, I'm intensely interested in travel, and photography and usually whenever I try and bring the two together my mind empties of all my knowledge I gained through my work at home, so it'll be interested and exciting reading through his advice and experiences.

[CanonAustralia]

@loveislikemusic Great to hear! Let us know how you go! Cheers, the Canon team.

[jx14aby]

Great tips, thanks.

[CanonAustralia]

@jx14aby Thanks for your comment - we love feedback like that! ;)

[icannotspeak]

somehow i wonder why there's a bicycle there

[ChrisPwnzNubz]

To the person below me - buy a cheap netbook or tablet. Like a laptop, but much smaller & lighter.

Or, just buy lots of memory cards, lol.

Maybe there are external hard-drives out that don't require a computer? I don't know. :)

[skiclimbbikesail]

Great video! Anybody have any tips for data storage without a laptop? I will be traveling light and taking lots of pictures over 6 months

[numediaweb]

@icannotspeak really!? ;)

[PeakHourImages]

Richard is photographic royalty ... purely amazing talent.

[mayursagar911]

Thank you for this vid!!! The main thing about this is vid is "asking before the picture" which i think is important.. Does the feeling of being above or below "in stature" help take pictures? I know people won't say it open bcos our society doesnt approve that kinda thinking.. But do you think in the field it makes a difference? Cos everyone is afraid/nervous/ not sure while approaching a stranger ryt? just asking : )

[fasteddy60]

great food for thought,thx ! I travel to Viet Nam often,fantastic photo life.Thanks for posting. I want to make money like you do.Great pics.

[fasteddy60]

great food for thought,thx ! I travel to Viet Nam often,fantastic photo life.Thanks for posting.

[TheLyingMustache]

@icannotspeak The bicycle is a symbol for travel. And they probably couldn't fit a car, boat, or plane in the room so I'm guessing they went with a bike. :)