Photography Travel Guides
Guidebooks for Photographers
I love traveling for photography, and use all the resources I can find to discover locations and the best way to get around. However, the information you need is often scattered around blog posts and websites, and even arranging a visit to a popular photography location can take a lot of research.
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I created Photography Travel Guides to simplify and structure the information you need to plan a photography trip, and each guide features a travel section and a photography section to help plan your journey and your photography.
Travel Section
The Travel Section features advice on how to get to and around the country, based on where you might want to visit as a photographer.
It includes the best locations to use as a base, the type of accommodation to expect, and suggested itineraries for trips of different lengths.
Photography Section
The Photography Section groups photography spots into manageable areas so that you can design your own trip. It features maps, photographs and links to precise locations with parking information, so that each spot is easy to find and access.
It also includes suggestions for the less popular routes to help you find new locations and original scenes for your images.
Page Design
Photography Travel Guides are designed on a template that displays well on mobile, ideal for travel with the guide.
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Each page has great photography and information about how to approach the location. It gives an idea of how long to spend and what you might capture.
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There are also links to Google Maps for the precise location and nearby parking areas, trailheads or other points of interest.
Mockup for illustration, actual map may have a different appearance
Digital Maps
Each Photography Travel Guide has an accompanying Google MyMaps for the location. Digital Maps are available separately or as part of a bundle with each photography travel guide.
The map includes the information from the guide as layers, allowing you to visualise the information on the landscape.
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Pins in the map are accessible via the Google Maps app, so you can use the locations for navigation and get directions straight to the parking areas.
Works Anywhere
Photography Travel Guides are available as a download from a private link after purchase. They are in PDF format and can be displayed on a variety of devices, making it easy to travel with and flexible enough to explore in more detail on a bigger screen.
The Digital Map uses Google My Maps and displays within the Google Maps app or in a web browser. You'll get instructions and information about using the map as a PDF after purchase.