Tips for Traveling Light and Finding New Perspectives, with Ralph Lee Hopkins

Seasoned travel photographers have a toolkit of proven methods honed over decades of life on the go. Get tips on shooting big and traveling light from Ralph Lee Hopkins, the founder and director of the Expedition Photography program for Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic. Ralph has spent more than 20 years traveling the world leading expeditions from the Arctic to Antarctica and points in between. He'll share some low-tech ways to avoid traveling with too much gear, offer tips on how to bring fresh perspective to classic scenes that have been shot many times, offer some ways to make dull situations more fun, and share a few simple solutions that will elevate the quality of your shots.
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[@EaglewoodPictures]

Exploration + photography/videography = Love.

[@AgnostosGnostos]

The video is uploaded in 1080p60. Great quality. The video shines on iPhone 6 plus. The photos of the presentation are fantastic. Very good photographer.

[@jdleischner]

"... and then she gave me that look." Great editing guys.

[@tomcarotte2769]

+John Leischner this frustated me so much

[@makalu69]

+John Leischner Yup - agreed... These B+H video's spend far too much time shooting the presenter and not the presentation!

[@grayburst]

Excellent advice, thank you for sharing.

[@jakelindsay6251]

I was wondering why every presenter used a Macbook to present on. When he said "...it's in my contract that I have to say iphone..." and can't reference any android or other device I thought he was kidding. Then I realized he probably really can't, haha. Gotta love Apple.

[@inigotaylor9401]

packing light, I'm sorry but that sounds ridiculous when you see the images of his kit, a photographer who travels light to me is a one body one lens guy/girl.

[@christopherwhite9566]

Great photos, friendly attitude, but not enough clear tips.

[@ryanwilliams8936]

What is his obsession with F22???

[@cynic252]

negative ions LOL