Matt Brandon reflects on the rapid changes in global travel and cultures, emphasizing his recent experiences in West Sumatra and Penang. They highlight the contrast between evolving infrastructure and the authenticity of cultural encounters, urging travelers to seek less commercialized paths for genuine experiences. The urgency to travel now is underscored.
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I am often asked what should someone look for when choosing a photo workshop or tour. Let me state that for some people there is a huge difference between the two designations; workshop and tour. For this article, the differences for me are not that relevant. The reason being is that what I have to say applies to both a workshop; where photographers home their photographic skills and a photo tour; where photographers are guided around and given the best photo opportunities.
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I am super excited to announce our new Master Class. (On sale tomorrow!) I will be co-leading this...
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Portraits of Mongolia MATT BRANDON Travel and Humanitarian Photographer Part one in this...
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Portraits of the Mongolian Eagle Hunters. MATT BRANDON Travel and Humanitarian Photographer...
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Learn More If you’ve been following me for any amount of time, you will know that flash has...
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Here is a quick look at the recent Master Class in Lighting and Portraiture that Piet Van den...
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In the prior post, I made a big deal about how we used the SMDV Speedbox when photographing...
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In India, just down the Yamuna river from the Taj Mahal is a small village called Kacchpuri. A...
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