Photo Tip: Commercial vs. Editorial Photography
If you’ve been reading this e-letter for any length of time, you’ve probably heard the term “ model release .” And so you probably know that...Read More
9 Hometown Things You Can Get Paid to Write About...
When you’re trolling for story ideas near home, it pays to look past the obvious. Sure, you can sell articles about the best restaurants to ...Read More
101 Things You Can Get Paid to Photograph
I want to redesign our website. We actually have two websites: http://www.thetravelwriterslife.com and http://www.thephotographerslife.com ...Read More
101 Things You Can Get Paid to Photograph
I want to redesign our website. We actually have two websites: http://www.thetravelwriterslife.com and http//www.thephotographerslife.com ...Read More
FEATURED PUBLICATION: Vezeo.com
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Unfortunately this site no longer exists.] “A passion for living well” — that’s how the editors at Vezeo.com define the word...Read More
December Winners: "Traditions"
Last month’s photo challenge theme was “Traditions” — and everyone must have been very busy with their own as we didn’t have many entries. N...Read More
Get Paid to Travel: How to Approach an Editor
Approach an editor the wrong way, and you could undermine your success from the get-go. That’s what one of your fellow readers threatened to...Read More
FEATURED PUBLICATION: Airborne Quarterly
One commonly overlooked place to send your travel stories is military magazines. Whether you have ties to the military, you’re a history ent...Read More
January's Photo Challenge: Passages and Doorways
The month of January is named for Janus (Ianuarius), who in Roman mythology was the god of doorways. The word for door in Latin is (Ianua). ...Read More
January's Photo Challenge Theme: Passages and Doorways
The month of January is named for Janus (Ianuarius), who in Roman mythology was the god of doorways. The word for door in Latin is (Ianua). ...Read More
Holiday Tip #12: Find the Best Seat on the Plane
**************************************************** The Right Way to Travel New Year’s Countdown – December 31, 2007 *******************...Read More
Holiday Tip #11: Better Photos in the Snow
Photographing in the snow or other white, wintry conditions can certainly be a challenge. One reason for this is that your camera evaluates ...Read More
Holiday Tip #10: How to Spot a Fake
If you travel through Asia or to big international cities like New York or Los Angeles, you’ll probably run into someone trying to sell you ...Read More
Holiday Tip #9: Our Favorite Language Translator
In The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy, by Douglass Adams, intergalactic travelers could understand any language in the galaxy by squishing...Read More
Holiday Tip #8: Make the Most of Your Air Miles
It’s all about the frequent flyer miles, these days. Free tickets, upgrades, perks… but if you fly with whichever airline company is offerin...Read More
Holiday Tip #7: Dress Up Your Luggage
We’ve all been there… at the luggage carousel, watching black suitcase after black suitcase lazily glide by, slowly being claimed one by one...Read More
Holiday Tip #6: Always Find the Cheapest Gas
Today’s holiday travel tip is http://www.gasbuddy.com/ … Most Americans traveling to see family will go by car this holiday season. If you p...Read More
Holiday Tip #5: Check Ticket Prices Just Like You Do the Weather
Today’s holiday travel tip is about finding the cheapest day to travel… Airplane ticket prices can fluctuate by hundreds of dollars day to d...Read More
Holiday Tip #4: Tiny Clothes Dryers In Your Kitchen
On long trips, washing and drying your clothes in your hotel room can save you a day at the Laundromat and a few extra bucks. Like many savv...Read More
Holiday Tip #3: An Old Spy Trick...
Today’s holiday tip is an old spy trick I picked up from freelance travel writer, Jennifer Stevens… Most travel writers depend on their trus...Read More
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