Five travel photography tips for your next vacation

Five travel photography tips for your next vacation The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel now is offering JS Everywhere, a whole new digital subscription package, which gives you unlimited access to JSOnline, the daily e-Edition, Journal Sentinel mobile site and content previously included in Packer Insider. If you don't receive home delivery, maybe now's the time to subscribe. A JS Everywhere digital subscription gives you unlimited entry to every article you want to read. If you're a print subscriber, please register now at no all in addition charge and continue reading without further interruption. Travelers can take a similar approach. (ARA) - Nine out of 10 people are wanting to take two or more leisure trips this year, according to TripAdvisor's 2012 Travel Trends Forecast survey. But no matter where or why people take trips this year, how can travelers make their getaways more memorable and share their experiences with others?. Remember, all Journal Sentinel print subscriptions include JS Everywhere, which delivers free, unlimited entry to digital news and information wherever you are - on any digital device you choose. To keep reading, sign up today. With JS Everywhere digital package, you gain unlimited access. And, modern mobile and tablet apps are coming soon. Everywhere you go, and with every digital device you own. Tell a visual story. Go beyond shooting famous landmarks and traditional subjects. Find and capture everyday moments and people who can certainly help bring to life the area's culture, history and story. Instead, consider taking several photos to get yourself comfortable with the subject. Early morning light and the 'golden hour' before dusk is a favorite for most professional photographers. Consider capturing both still and video images, and spend time interacting or talking with locals who may be ready to tell you stories beyond what you will read in travel books. Be a backpack journalist. If your schedule allows, return to your point of interest at different times of the day to capture new elements. Then, get creative by trying different angles, camera settings, lenses and lighting. Fisher offers these five tips to aid capture your favorite memories on your next vacation: Do advance research. When you're a print subscriber, you already are entitled to free entry to JS Everywhere. Sign up now or continue enjoying up to 20 free articles per month. If you already are a print subscriber, register now. Five travel photography tips for your next vacation Trade News selected by Local Linkup on 22/03/2012