It's one of the best parts of returning home from a trip -- showing photos of travels to destinations near and far. It's a highlight unless the pics are out of focus, have a finger or two in them, and the list goes on. Baltimore Photo Safari is just one of the new workshops springing up around the world helping tourists avoid mistakes and make the most of their travel-based photography.
Here's an excerpt:
"Our group rendezvoused outside the Maryland Science Center for a quick briefing by Muse, who was dressed in urban safari attire: hiking boots, brown pants, checked shirt, blue cap. He showed us a series of photos, using the USS Constellation and his children as models, that highlighted various lessons: study the scene before shooting, don't overcrowd the image, and zoom in on details."
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