Remarkable Tips for Photographing Abandoned Places on Your Travels

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Have you ever seen an abandoned place and been filled with a sense of curiosity? What happened here? What led to this place being abandoned? These are the questions that often go through our minds when we see these places. You probably also want to take photos of them if you’re like me! This blog post will give you some tips for photographing abandoned places on your travels.

Get Wide Angle Lenses

photographyWhether you’re using a DSLR or a smartphone, one of the best ways to get great photos of abandoned places is to use a wide-angle lens. This will help you capture the whole scene and give you a better sense of the scale of the area. If you don’t have a wide-angle lens, try standing back further from the subject and zooming in.

Another way to get great photos is to use a tripod. It will help keep your camera steady and avoid blurriness in your photos. If you don’t have a tripod, try leaning against a wall or something else solid to help keep your camera steady.

Add Light

When photographing abandoned places, it’s often helpful to add some light to the scene. This can be done with a flashlight or even a headlamp. Just be careful not to shine the light directly into the camera lens, as this will cause a glare. Instead, try polishing the light onto a nearby wall or surface. In addition, using a slow shutter speed will help capture more light and add a sense of eeriness to your photos.

Consider Composition

As with any photography, composition is essential when photographing abandoned places. Try to avoid having too much space in your photo. Instead, fill the frame with exciting details. For example, you could focus on a doorway or window or a graffiti section. Leading lines are also a great way to add interest to your photos. Look for walls, fences, or staircases that lead the eye into the picture.

Get Close

closerDon’t be afraid to get close to your subject when photographing abandoned places. This will help you capture all the details and textures of the site. And if you’re using a wide-angle lens, getting close will also help avoid distortion.

Photographing abandoned places can be a great way to add interesting photos to your travel album. Remember to use a wide-angle lens, add some light, and compose your shots carefully. And most importantly, don’t forget to have fun.…