So, you’re heading off on a big “photography” trip. I know the feeling — I’ll be on my way to Venice to lead a Vagabond Vistas Photo Tour at 2:10pm this afternoon! In preparation for this journey, I put together a comprehensive list off all of the gear that I need to bring, or would [...]
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It’s not a numbers game!
August 5th, 2013 
dsimchock How many times have you heard someone say, “If I take enough pictures, one of them is bound to be a good one!”
Posted in Featured, Tips & Tricks 
Tags: David Simchock, digital, exposure, how to, photographer, photography, tips and tricks, Vagabond Vistas 
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Vagabond Vistas is going to Venice!!!
May 24th, 2013 dsimchock Have you ever dreamed of traveling to Venice on a photo adventure of a lifetime? Well, now is your chance!
Posted in Events, Featured, Travel Photography Tags: class, David Simchock, DSLR, Europe, Italy, Private Italy Tours, travel, Vagabond Vistas Photo Tours, Venice. photography, workshop No Comments »
Travel Photography – Part 3 of 4: PLACES
April 30th, 2013 dsimchock In Part 2, we explored the best techniques for photographing “people”. This time around, we’ll look at some of the tools and techniques required for photographing “places” while on the road.
Posted in Featured, Tips & Tricks, Travel Photography Tags: architecture, city, cityscape, David Simchock, landscape, market, people, photography, places, polarizing filter, travel, urban, Vagabond Vistas 1 Comment »
My visit to Sedona…
April 22nd, 2013 dsimchock Back in February (2013), after completing a five-day photo documentary assignment for a bride and groom in Las Vegas, my partner, Beth, and I left Sin City for a five-day excursion in Arizona. After catching up with friends, Jim and Judy, in Lake Havasu (AZ), we journey on to Sedona, taking Route 40 East most [...]
Posted in Featured, Tips & Tricks, Travel Photography Tags: Arizona, David Simchock, landscape, mountains, nature, NIkon, Orchards Inn Hotel, photo, photography, red rocks, Route 66, Sedona, snow, tree, winter No Comments »
