Travel Photography Location Articles
Image by Julio Castro our Photographer of the Year
Image by Julio Castro our Photographer of the Year
Pamela Goodyer started to travel extensively after a minor tragedy happened in her life. Someone handed her a digital camera, which she had always been a film shooter. She found that having a camera in her hand took away her emotional pain, and she escaped the reality of life for just a short while. This lead the way to her journey and some international awards right out of the gate.
Traveling and doing photography produces a natural dopamine high. When you look at the back of your camera and see a dynamic jaw-dropping image, those good brain chemicals start having a party. This natural high can be addictive. As long as seeking this high does not interfere with your basic functioning or life, you are good to seek this phenomenon.
Pamela always expresses that you have to have the subject matter to create insanely great images. Priority number one is getting in front of the proper subject matter. If you do not have that part right, the rest will be much more difficult. This magazine is devoted to mostly helping you with just that—where to find the best photography locations to create crazy good photography.