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A big challenge for any photographer on a family vacation is carving out enough time to do some serious photography. Capturing a compelling image often involves activities that are either boring, frightening, or embarrassing to anyone not taking the photo. On most family trips I either put the camera away or lug it around hoping for an above average snapshot.
Photography and family sightseeing schedules frequently conflict. Sunset, a prime time for shooting, is often taken up by checking into the hotel and eating dinner. While my family tolerates me carrying a camera and three lenses , they don't always appreciate me stalking an interesting person in a Metro station or searching for the perfect café chair.....Read Complete Article
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