Get Exploring Ed’s New Photobook: STATION TO STATION
Exploring Ed is a travel photography expert. Having traveled to over 105 countries, practicing and learning on multiple photo instruments, Ed is a self-taught photo guru. (Just give his Instagram a look!)
Whether it’s the equipment that you use, the settings you may have questions about, or a step-by-step process to capturing the best photos, you can snag your free Travel Photography Guide right here.
Keep scrolling to read through some of Ed’s Travel Photography blog posts that can help guide you through your own photography journey.
I have used tripods for many years, particularly for shooting waterfalls and night photography. I believe the most important feature is the mounting head to attach the camera. Of all the ones I’ve used, I found the Giottos MH-1001 does everything I need. It’s a ball head which means you
The wide-angle Nikkor (Nikon) 20mm f/3.5 is a super lens made only in the 1980s and can be bought used. Besides the excellent optics, the big benefit is that it’s small and light (only weighs about 8 ounces or 230 grams). Because of the smaller size, it doesn’t stand out
My first serious camera was a Nikon FG-20 (which I still have) and I have been using their products ever since because of the high quality of their lenses and the sophistication of their features. They are also quite durable and last decades. My current camera is the Nikon D7000
Georgia has a history of human settlements from almost two million years ago, the longest outside of Africa. There have been continuous communities since at
by Larry Kaniut Alaska is like no other state and few countries; men experience greater risk in her arms. This one-of-a-kind anthology captures the spine
by James Huntington For sheer excitement and adventure, few novels match the true-life story of James Huntington. The son of a white trapper and Indian
Ed visited each green country.
Drag the globe to spin it.
©2020 by Edward Hotchkiss, All Rights Reserved.
