A Brief Detail About Solo Adventure Photographer

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Where Are You Going and How Are You Getting
There?  What is your solo adventure photography
plan? Are you heading to a remote area? Are you
photographing activities like climbing, canoeing,
backpacking, or backcountry skiing?  When
planning a solo adventure photography trip, make
a list of EVERYTHING you need. Include equipment,
food supplies, camera gear, and safety equipment.
Then balance space and weight limitations to take
only what you need and what you can carry.
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How to Plan Your Solo Adventure Photography
Trip  Researching your adventure is often a
necessity to creating a solid plan. Its
important to establish where your destination is
and your route. This will determine any potential
obstacles along the way. Search online for any
other photos that may be of the same area as your
destination. Also, check the weather to ensure
you get the right conditions for the photos you
plan to capture.  Research and planning are
crucial to successful adventures. Not only for
photography but safety as well.
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What Camera Equipment Will You Need?  The
photography gear you take is related to the type
of adventure At least one camera, and a second
camera if space allows  Lenses from wide to
telephoto  Camera pack, bag, or hard case 
A wireless flash  Tripod  Intervalometer or
wireless shutter trigger  Filters polarising,
graduated, ND  Extra SD cards and
batteries  A solar battery charger (for longer
trips)  A GoPro or any adventure camera.
 
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TAKE PHOTOS WITH YOURSELF AS A SUBJECT-
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN-
1-We all know what the solo selfie is. And they
are important to all kinds of travels and
adventures. But simply holding your smartphone or
pocket camera at arms length, is not
enough.  2-Instead, position your camera to
capture you in various locations. This will give
viewers a better idea of where you are. Dont
just look at the camera and smile. Use your
tripod or Gorilla Pod along with the wireless
shutter release. Photograph yourself moving past
the camera heading to the horizon. Or building a
fire, watching the sunset, or cooking a meal.
Anything that shows you active in the adventure
creates a stronger storytelling image.
1-  Always Keep small first aid kit, foul weather
gear and safety items like knife and
multi-tool 2- If you are lost in the middle of
the journey then a GPS device will track your
route towards the actual direction.
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Conclusion

Gary White Photography introduces top adventure
photographers who will make their viewers feel
part of the adventure by the way of their
photography. For more information explore the
website www.garywhitephotography.com.
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CONTACT US
Address
102 Peregian Breeze Drive, Peregian Beach, QLD
Phone
61 (0) 422 748 177
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