Here are 7 of my favorite travel photography tips...

How do you get started with travel photography?

The most fascinating places I’ve visited in the past year…

This was just the beginning of a new path in life—one that involved a lot of hard work...

Being all over the place, it’s a problem I had and still have sometimes. Lots of photographers have the same problem: Not focusing their photography…

How things have changed for travel photographers. There used to be a time that it was a profession for specialists but not anymore…

Travel photography is not about just taking photos and showing places. A traveling photographer brings home a lot more than amazing photos…

Street photography is always a part my travel photography. You spend most of the time in the streets when traveling and in most countries, life happens on the streets…

If you like culture, history and travel photography, there's no better choice to make than to travel to India right now…

If you want to see the sunrise over Mount Bromo you'll have to make a little effort as it requires getting up around 3:00 am and hiking up a hill to one of the viewpoints. Yeah, having to get up in the middle of the night kind of sucks…

What an amazing experience that was. Walking towards the volcanos surrounded by an out of this world, deserted landscape with no one around, only a few motorcycles on the distance...

“Phnom Penh, capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia, located at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonlé Sap rivers”. When I read that description I immediately got excited about visiting this leafy South-East Asian city.

We parked our motorbike and by the time we bought tickets for the boat, a tour bus full of Chinese tourists arrived at the site... then another... and another! Our worst nightmare…

I'm getting a lot of questions about why and how I manage to travel with a heavy medium format camera. Someone even called me a beast being able to lug it around! I'm not but here's why I travel with it!

We've been told all the horror stories about being drugged on Indian public transport or being mugged in alleys. According to the stories, there was a 100% certainty that my camera would disappear after a week or two...

OK, here's the thing: I'm seeing way too many selfies and pictures of people in front of famous landmarks or buildings and that's fine but let's try to do something different OK?