Blogging And Social Media

How do those in the travel industry survive a world in lockdown? We spent 5 years of working nonstop to build our commercial photography and film business, as well as the social media sides of that. It took coronavirus just a few weeks to tear it down. This is what it's felt like - and what you can do next.

My Work From Home transition after years of a Monday-Friday office life was not smooth or easy adjustment, and I made a LOT of mistakes in figuring out how to work efficiently, effectively, and successfully. Here's my cheat sheet to success!

As a full-time travel blogger and travel photographers, one of the most common questions we get asked over and over again is, what do you shoot with? In this post is our exact tried and true cameras, lenses, drones, accessories and the essentials we cannot shoot without (starting at $8!) Plus - more trusted affordable camera options if you're looking for a great bang for your buck.

Giving interviews and contributing to articles can be a great way to build clout, new audiences, and web traffic. But can also lead to being on the receiving end of flaming negative comments. In light of a recent article, my full experiences of the good, bad, and ugly truths of editorials.

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But every time we go somewhere new, it opens the door to 5 more places we want to go and experience – I feel insatiable. Now the road, the plane, the floor of the airport are all our office – and there is so much more to see and do.

Big Sur, 2013. The first trip we took together, exactly 4 days after we started dating. Crazy? Probably.