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I have to admit, those photos are gorgeous!!

How was the coffee at Ciro? Great advice... Thank You!

Grandioses Video wieder mal, Leander! Ist echt eine Kunst, bei einem dermaßen gesättigten Thema weiterhin etwas Wertvolles hinzuzufügen - und die Kunst ist dir gelungen!

Excellent video ! I subscribe

nice tips! I was thinking pack light would mean 1 zoom lens or maybe 2 primes? but 3 primes?! what lens do you bring to travel?

As someone who struggles with photos that feel great in the moment but seem lacking *something* when reviewing them back at home..."thinking in sets" is a revelation. Thank you!!

is that a leica sl3?

Very informative thank you

wow! I am that kind of person who takes pictures of whatever looks/feels good in the moment, and I don't necessarily think this is a negative habit: in my case it makes me relax, be present and enjoy the process. however, your advice about thinking in sets is eye-opening for me! I guess this is the reason why I stopped sharing my pictures online. something was always missing in comparison to other people, and now I know what it was: they actually shared their pictures in sets! even if this new approach to photofraphy could cost me some additional effort and less relaxation, I think I can try and learn until it becomes more automatic, like a new skill you just internalize with pratice. I really appreciate this video, grazie!

Amazing❤

Great tips man :)

What cam ?

You shot some beautiful images. Really like the colors you pulled out of the camera. You got me thinking about selling my R6ii package and all lenses to buy this but then I realized it still shoots cropped 4k 60 and my brain came back down to earth haha

What SD card do you use? If you don't mind.

hi, what camera you used for images in this video?

Thank you for your advice and the fantastic content! I really enjoyed the overall vibes of the location where the shoot took place, could you share where this was filmed? What city or country is it in?

Great advice, last year was in Naples and my photos suck compared to yours, did not feel inspired back then. But rediscovered my passion again!

Panasonic manufactured camera with Sony sensor. Want to record video, use a ' video camera '

Definitely want one of these but don’t know if it makes ANY sense as a S5iix owner.

Sorry real pros dont want to record externally. I would pay more for Prores recording in all modes INTERNALLY. It's a shame it is still limited to only certain modes/fps.

good video and I agree with all of your pro's! well said! I almost did have a heart attack when I saw your lenses go into the bag without lens cover or the cover on the camera side of the lens - recovered though! keep up the good work!

Really useful advice. And more, I love your editing

Thanks for the tip ❤

Wierd question but is this in Vienna? Either that or I got some wierd deja vu

Great video! What are your three lenses you use?

Chase lights ✨🏃‍♀️

Hello everyone, I have a question: I’m starting a world trip this summer. I’ve been into photography for 3 years now and have collected several lenses. However, I’m not entirely sure which lenses I should take with me or if I should sell some and buy different ones instead. Thanks a lot for your support! Here’s what I have: Sony A7iii Viltrox 20mm f2.8 Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 v2 Tamron 70-300mm f4.5-6.3 Tamron 150-500mm f5-6.7 Looking forward to your suggestions!

wow this was a great video!

This is truly good advice. Maybe the best video about photography I have ever seen, I was not expecting that. Very rarely I watch a youtube video about photography that isn’t the same old stuff. Gratuliere. Auch sehr schöne Fotos. Danke

Did you test it in the rain? I need a bag that protects my tech when walking in the rain.

Great bit of advice.

Well done. I bet you will make an excellent workshop leader.

Great vídeo and nice photos and amazing tips.

Every beginner photographer would benefit from watching this video…hell, a lot of experienced photographers would benefit from these tips. Solid insight mate 🤌🏼

Hi, what are the 3 primes you are using?

these are great and wonderful tips! i just got back from vacation and wish i had watched this video before hand, oh well, will give it a try for my next vacation

Very informative, like your approach and video.

the shots in the alleyway when the subjects were backlit were so good! i’ve seen people say “expose for the highlights” to create sharper contrast in photos like that. what do they mean when they say “expose for the highlights”? does it mean just focusing your camera on the light? is there something technical i’m missing?

Great tips 😁 totally agree, not all of us even have the time to only shoot in golden hour. Especially on a trip with limited number of days.

Thank you! I just returned from Naples. The sets is great and helps me a lot with my travel photography.

Awesome video mate. Stellar tips in all three categories, beautiful examples of your work and a well produced video. 👏🏼

Great city to showcase your thoughts.

I usually went for travel with a Sony A7RV, the 20mm 1.8, the 35mm 1.4 GM and the 85mm 1.8 Zeiss Batis. Not really too heavy, but i wanted to downsize even more. So I ordered the 24mm 2.8 G, the 40mm 2.5 G and the Sigma 90mm 2.8 DG DN. The 40mm and the 90mm are much better than i expected, especially the 90mm which is a real bargain! Also the 40mm can sometimes replace my 35mm GM, although I find it a bit to narrow for my taste. I really love 35mm as a standard focal length. A huge disappointment however was the 24mmG Lens. Maybe the worst lens Sony ever made. Terrible distortion. So I quickly returned it. Perhaps I will give the Sigma 20mm 2.0 DG DN a try in the future to finally replace my Sony 20mm 1.8. Saving size and weight is always a compromise.

I bought my first DSLR back in 2019 and sice then I see myself as a photographer, but with very irregular shooting possibilites and sometimes I still lack that creative direction I want to go while on my city trips. I think your video finally gave me an idea on how to get that feel of what's worth to capture and more important: How I wanna capture it. Do you have any more tips on what makes an interesting subject and what to look out for?

Really good video. Practical and to the point. Not any fluff, wasted time or overly long exposition. Lots of UA-camrs could learn from this.

Excellent advice! The advice to 'think in sets' including establishing / intro shots, life of the place, and details was particularly helpful.

These tips are golden, Leander! So helpful, great explanations and shots 👏

As for packing light, my preference is the Sigma 18-50 f2.8. It's small, light, has a fairly wide zoom range and most importantly a constant aperture so I can zoom in without feeling like I'm compromising on light gathering. I prefer primes when actually shooting, but I can't easily justify bringing multiple primes when a single tiny zoom can do 95% of the same job.

And of course, your phone is part of packing light.

All good advice but I don't understand the penchant for carrying multiple primes and having to change them in the field or having to decide in advance which one to bring for the day, when versatile, high-quality zooms are readily available. Steve McCurry, perhaps the greatest living "travel" photographer, shoots with a 24-70 zoom. I throw my mirrorless camera with a similar zoom , cleaning cloth, spare battery, and polarizer in a small sling and I am good to go. Also some of my best city photos were taken during morning and evening blue hour when the lights are on and the tourists aren't around, so I suggest adding a small travel tripod to your kit. Mine fits easily in my carryon bag and has proven invaluable.