The Art of Seeing Through Your Subject's Eyes
Taking photos of your subject from an angle allows you to feature your subject and what they are looking at in the same photo creating a unique way to present both.

Taking photos of your subject from an angle allows you to feature your subject and what they are looking at in the same photo creating a unique way to present both.

A way to give travel photos a sense of scale is to have people in the photograph. Grand vistas could be really tiny or truly vast but we don't know for sure unless there's a person to compare the scene with.

Capturing the sun as a starburst in your photos is a fun technique to add a unique visual element to your photos while you travel giving some extra magic to make your photos special and link them to a specific time of day.

If you have to visit a theme park while one or more of it's attraction is being rethemed, you have the rare opportunity to capture photos during it's transition. Very few people capture those moments of the transition.

Experimenting with light trails in long exposure photography is often though of as being in a static stationary location while something in the frame moves. Add to your experience by trying it by being stationary on a moving platform instead.

One of the best ways to learn how to see is to go through the process of replicating photos you like from other photographers then build upon the experience to make it your own.