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People perfect

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For travel photographers, the encounters you have with strangers can become some of the most rewarding, both personally and photographically. Through its people, you can witness and experience many facets of a country – from food and drink to how they celebrate, worship, earn a living or pass the time. What soon becomes apparent is that the differences between us aren’t always as extreme as they appear on the surface. Armed with curiosity, you can open up your travel photography to a whole new genre of opportunity.

Unique photography

The internet has made the world a smaller place and we often hear photography being criticised for a perceived lack of creativity. This is perpetuated by the fact that the number of images being shared now are more than ever before. Or it is

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