May is one of the best months for traveling. With spring in full swing in the Northern Hemisphere and the arrival of autumn in the Southern Hemisphere, travelers have a wide range of destinations to choose from. There’s something for everyone. The best locations for photographers are places that are interesting without being overrun by tourists. That’s why in this article, we’ll focus on lesser-known destinations or places where the tourist season hasn’t yet peaked.  

April is a great month to visit Central Europe and the Czech Republic. Spring brings rich, vibrant colors to the Czech landscape, the days grow longer, and the sun shows up more often. Czechia is a fantastic travel destination, and I recommend April to anyone who wants to explore it without the crowds. There are plenty of beautiful places to visit and travelers used to other destinations can still find something new and exciting here. 

March is an interesting month. It’s the crossover between winter and spring. In some places, it’s still full-blown winter, while in others, daffodils are already blooming. However, the harsh—or for

February may be the shortest month of the year, but it’s the perfect time for photographers to explore less crowded destinations. With airfare and accommodation prices dropping, you can enjoy the Mexican Yucatan or the stunning landscapes of northern Vietnam at a fraction of summer prices. Closer to home in the Czech Republic, the beauty of Moravian rivers might surprise you. Or, you could discover the striking architectural contrasts of Katowice, Poland. So, where will your next trip take you?

One of the main challenges of being a photographer is the unsteady and seasonal nature of the job. Whether you’re a professional or semi-professional photographer, you’ve probably had times when you didn’t have as many jobs as you’d like. Your specialty and the season can also affect your income. What can you do during the off-season to keep your photography income stable?

The new year has just begun and you’re already brainstorming where to go on your next photography trip. January is not a popular month for vacations. It’s cold, you’re recovering from all the holiday spending, and you want to save your vacation time for the summer. All this negativity is just the reason you should go somewhere for a getaway. You can venture somewhere warm and exotic or embrace the cold and snow deep in the mountains.

The term chiaroscuro comes from the Italian words chiaro (light) and scuro (dark). It’s a lighting technique that results in dramatic contrast between light and dark. As a result, our attention is drawn to the illuminated object, while the rest of the scene is immersed in darkness. This fine arts technique is seen in photography and can help us work with light in a better, more focused way.

There are different types of natural outdoor light, which are influenced by the time and weather conditions. Some lighting conditions are easier, others more difficult, and each brings its own challenges but also potential for photography.

The decision to shoot in color or black and white is an ongoing debate among many photographers. Both have their passionate supporters. Ultimately, it all depends on what you want to convey with your photo and how you choose to do it. We’ve prepared a guide to colors in photography and how different colors can affect the mood and meaning of your photos.

Italy is world-renowned for its coastal destinations and countless historical and cultural landmarks. However, the country also offers some of the most stunning scenery in Europe with monumental and still-active volcanoes.