HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Two years ago I went
to Spain with my wife for a week over the summer. There’s so much to see and observe that it
become quite the photographic experience.
However, to make the most of your vacation, good knowledge of your
camera, and thinking about what you observe in a photographic mindset is really
important. So, for the month of January
I am doing a series called “Photo Tips from Spain”, which will offer some hints
about what to look out for when travelling.
For me, when I travel, I want to take as little gear as possible. I HATE lugging equipment around, so I suggest
a light body, a “do everything” zoom and a wide angle zoom. You might want to add a fast and compact wide
angle, if you have room. It’s even
better if the gear is not worth a lot in case it gets stolen. For the trip to Spain, I took a Nikon D50, a
Nikon 18-135mm f3.5-5.6 zoom and a Sigma 10-20mm f4-5.6 wide angle zoom. The total value was about $800, of which the
Sigma wide angle was worth more than half the total value.
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