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Sharing My Own Stories As A Motorcycling Travel Writer

I love a good story about someone’s life experiences, and I really love sharing my own stories. I’ve done many things people seem to find interesting, like aerial photography, sailing the Great Lakes, or traveling by motorcycle. But possibly the best part of doing these things is always going somewhere different to do them. I’m…

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Starting Out As A Travel Writer After 60

“If they knew my age, they would reject my stories.” “I’m too old to be starting out as a travel writer.” “Will I be able to travel with my arthritis?” “No one cares what a great-grandmother has to say.” These age-discriminating thoughts and many more almost kept me from becoming a travel writer. I was…

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5 Tips For Shooting Photos With A Spring Theme

Has your camera been hibernating? Well, good news… spring is finally here! That means longer days and warmer weather, so why not dig your camera out and create some stock photos to celebrate the new season! Here are five tips for shooting stock photos with a spring theme: 1.) Be observant. Spring is a time…

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4 Tips For Taking The Best Smartphone Photos

There’s a popular saying in photography: “the best camera is the one you have with you.” For most of us, that’s our smartphones. Because, if you’re anything like me, your phone is never too far away! Thanks to huge leaps in technology, it’s now possible to take stunning images with your phone, saving you from…

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5 Great Reasons To Develop Your Photo Skills

When you make the decision to pursue photography, it’s scary and thrilling at the same time. At first, you have so many questions: • Will I be able to do this? • Will people like my photos? • Who am I to think I can suddenly become a photographer? Bonnie, here. I had all of…

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How This Travel Writer Landed A Paid Photo Shoot

Suddenly, I was surrounded by horses. Curious horses. They were interested in my camera, tripod, and me. After they satisfied their curiosity, I got the chance for close-ups of the small herd with the Pacific Ocean in the background. It was May and a glorious spring day. I was standing at the top of a…

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