02113nam a22002417a 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020003000062040005900092100002700151245010900178260005400287300005900341336002100400337002500421338002300446505026500469520101100734521001001745541006901755546002001824650002701844OSt20260327103128.0260325s20242024|||a|||er|||| 001 0 eng d  a9798321618325 [newsprint]  aUniversity of Cebu-BaniladcUniversity of Cebu-Banilad  aHobby, David,eauthor.  aThe traveling photographer's manifesto :ba guide to connecting with people and place /cby David Hobby.  aLas Vegas, NV :bIndependently published,cc2024.  a302 pages :billustrations (black and white) ;c23 cm.  2rdacontentatext  2rdamediaaunmediated  2rdacarrieravolume  aContents: Part 1  The thinking photographer — Part 2 Before we go — Part 3 You and your gear — Part 4 Light and your camera — Part 5 Filling the box — Part 6 In transit — Part 7 In Hanoi — Part 8 Integration — Author's Note — Acknowledgement.  a"Many photography books concentrate on gear or technique. The Traveling Photographer’s Manifesto focuses instead on how a photographer moves through a place. Preparation, attention, and human connection sit at the center of the process.

The book is for photographers who are comfortable with their cameras and want their images to carry more of what the trip actually felt like. If you have returned from a journey with photographs that were technically sound but somehow incomplete, you will recognize the gap it addresses.

It explores what shifts when you approach travel more like a photojournalist. Research and curiosity begin shaping the trip before departure. Once on the ground, the emphasis turns to observation, trust, and recognizing moments as they begin to unfold.

The narrative follows a journey to Vietnam, culminating in a week spent walking the streets of Hanoi. As the days progress, preparation and engagement shape the photographs that you bring home." —Provided by the publisher  aAdult  aPurchasedxLopez, EdilynyCollege of Tourism ManagementzTourism  aText in English  aTravelxPhotographers.