A successful
travel shot
is one that
inspires others
to travel
Far left
Pastel
dreams
A beautiful
pastel sunset
across one
of the many
lakes around
Mount Fuji
Left
Amid dusk
Dallian shot
the Yasaka
Pagoda in the
city of Kyoto at
dusk, creating
a classic and
timeless image
Above
Golden
opportunity
Kinkakuji, or
The Golden
Pavilion as it
is commonly
known, was a
shot I just had
to get while in
Kyoto and was
a shot worth
waiting forWhere else is on your wish list, and why?
I have many places on my wish list, but the
one that takes priority over the rest is Italy. I
want to be able to capture the beautiful canals
of Venice, the rolling hills of Tuscany and the
crowded streets of Florence and Milan. The
locations are rich with culture, full of history,
and I would love to have the opportunity to
capture it all to the best of my abilities and
inspire others to visit. There are just so many
stories waiting to be told, and I hope that one
day I will be able to tell them through my lens.How has Instagram and social media
impacted your photographic style – what
kind of travel images do you find are most
popular on them?
Due to the layout of Instagram, I do my best
to not post similar images or photos from
the same location next to one another, in
a way to keep my feed looking fresh and
not having it look all the same. I find that
popular tourist sites tend to do well when it
comes to engagement, an example being the
Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto, Japan. Those
iconic orange torii gates are hard to miss
and are incredibly popular among many
photographers and tourists alike.DALLIAN MACADAM
A successful
travel shot
is one that
inspires others
totravel
Far left
Pastel
dreams
A beautiful
pastel sunset
across one
of the many
lakes around
Mount Fuji
Left
Amiddusk
Dallianshot
theYasaka
Pagodainthe
cityofKyotoat
dusk,creating
aclassicand
timelessimage
Above
Golden
opportunity
Kinkakuji,or
TheGolden
Pavilionasit
iscommonly
known,wasa
shotIjusthad
togetwhilein
Kyotoandwas
ashotworth
waitingforWhere else is on your wish list, and why?
I have many places on my wish list, but the
one that takes priority over the rest is Italy. I
want to be able to capture the beautiful canals
of Venice, the rolling hills of Tuscany and the
crowded streets of Florence and Milan. The
locations are rich with culture, full of history,
and I would love to have the opportunity to
capture it all to the best of my abilities and
inspire others to visit. There are just so many
stories waiting to be told, and I hope that one
day I will be able to tell them through my lens.
How has Instagram and social media
impacted your photographic style – what
kind of travel images do you find are most
popular on them?
Due to the layout of Instagram, I do my best
to not post similar images or photos from
the same location next to one another, in
a way to keep my feed looking fresh and
not having it look all the same. I find that
popular tourist sites tend to do well when it
comes to engagement, an example being the
Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto, Japan. Those
iconic orange torii gates are hard to miss
and are incredibly popular among many
photographers and tourists alike.
DALLIAN MACADAM