5 types of photos ideal for those who like to travel

Taking pictures is one of the top reasons that make us want to go many places and experience a lot. However, how to get beautiful photos is something that not everyone knows, especially for those who do not know much about how to "shape" and choose beautiful views. Here are some beautiful, impressive photography styles and are ideal when traveling for your reference.

1. First Feet

Feet First : The picture only captures the foot and landscape without taking the whole body.

Feet First is a very creative shooting style formed by British photographer Tom Robinson and girlfriend during their travels. The story behind this photography style began in 2005 when two people were sitting side by side on a British beach. At that time, Tom accidentally took the legs of two people and after reviewing the picture, he found it very interesting, so he decided to take a series of photos of "full-leg" only. Unexpectedly, after launching these photos online, his collection has been well received by many people and quickly became popular shooting style, especially for young people.

2. Follow me

Follow Me : A person with his back facing forward, reaching behind his hand and holding the other's hand.

Murad Osmann is considered the "inventor" of this type of photo when he launched a series of photos on Instagram with the same content: he took his girlfriend's hand and she "led" him through many countries around the world. This type of shooting is very popular and is now very familiar to Vietnamese young people.

Share the "Follow Me" idea, Murad Osmann recounts that during a trip, he took photos so much that Natalia Zakharova - his girlfriend - was very upset and took his hand. At that time, he was still busy pressing the camera, so he accidentally captured that memorable moment. It is also the first "Follow Me" picture and later it did not become a trend that young people love.

3. Lens Between us

Lens Between us : One person raises the camera to pretend to take a shot and the other will take a picture of this person. The impressive point here is that the surrounding landscape contributes to the protagonist's outstanding character.

During a trip in 2013, couples Peter Sedlacik and Zuzu Galova wondered how to take photos for each other during the most impressive journey. Then they came up with a very unique idea: taking photos on each other on opposite sides so that the two of them were always in each other's lenses, capturing the encompassing space and making sure each person was a human. Central object of the photo.

4. Lego Travelers

Lego Travelers : "LEGO" and "LEGO" will replace the couple to become the main character of the picture.

Lego Travelers , as its name suggests, is the story of the LEGO couple's journey recorded by Craig McCartney and Lindsey Haggerty . When he found the old LEGO set in his mother's room, Craig thought why not create something special with these lovely characters. Soon after, Craig transformed LEGO into himself and Lindsey, making them the main characters in his photos.

This type of shooting was first applied by Craig when they were traveling in Paris to celebrate Lindsey's birthday.

5. #BrinsonBanksing

#BrinsonBanksing : The boy will pick up the girl and the two will look at each other passionately or give each other sweet kisses.

BrinsonBanksing shooting style is taken from the acronym of photographer couple Kendrick Brinson and David Walter Banks. The name is nothing attractive but with the use of Instagram's hashtag, this intimate photography style has quickly become a trend for couples around the world.

This type of shooting requires you to have a tripod (camera tripod) and a timer camera, the rest is just a hug and a kiss to the person you love!

Wish you success and have impressive photos in the upcoming summer tours.