The Best Tripod for Travel Photography is a Monopod with Three Feet

There’s a level of awe you experience seeing wild animals roaming in their natural habitat that you can only experience in a handful of places. As I’ve stated in previous articles, going on safari is a life changing adventure. Getting to experience and these creatures is something you can never take for granted, and thus you want to be as prepared as possible before you leave for safari. Having said that, one area you need to be prepared in is how you intend to stabilize your photos. This is bound to be something you research when you’re packing for your trip, so I thought I’d share my knowledge on what I’ve found to be the best approach

reviewsAlex LostakFebruary 18, 2020medium, review, tutorial, monopod, cinemapod, tripod

Can an iPad Pro Replace Your Laptop for Travel Photography?

In March of this year I took the plunge and bought an iPad Pro to use as my photography editing and storage device while travelling. Tired of the size and weight of my 15” 2014 MacBook Pro, I wanted to see if I could replace my laptop while on the go. Five months and a multitude of domestic and international trips later, I absolutely love it. The experience hasn’t been perfect, so today I want to detail both the positives and negatives of handling my post processing of photography on the new iPad Pro, while on the road.