Travel photography tips and tricks for making the best use of images on social media. Presented at the Social Travel Britain conference, 2015. www.thesocialfootprint.com
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1) A campaign for Blackmores at the Sydney Running Festival that increased engagement on social media platforms and had over 80,000 hits on their webcast.
2) A campaign for Morphy Richards to launch a new kettle and toaster range that engaged fans on Facebook and had people suggest their favorite celebrity to have tea with.
3) A viral video campaign for the Australia Sports Commission that generated over $4 million in media coverage and increased traffic to their website.
4) A redesign of Big Pond's kids website to make it more visual and engaging for children, increasing interaction time and visits.
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This document provides tips for turning a passion for photography into a profession. It discusses developing a portfolio by specializing in different types of photography like portraiture, landscapes, and street photography. It also addresses the challenges of making a living through photography like inconsistent income, safety concerns when traveling, and the need to market yourself and your work. Photographers are advised to be curious, capture the essence of their subjects, and tell visual stories with their photos.
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Photofocus.com Travel Photography Tips & Tricks by Ron MartinsenRon Martinsen
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Lookbook.nu is a fashion and youth culture website launched in 2008. It allows users to post photos of their outfits and share their personal style. Over 3-4.5 million unique visitors use the site monthly to get fashion inspiration, follow trends, and engage with the community. Popular brands advertise on Lookbook.nu through banners, sponsored contests featuring their products, collaborations with influential bloggers, and engaging directly on the site. Case studies show how American Apparel and Nine West successfully partnered with Lookbook.nu and bloggers to promote products. Advertising options range from inexpensive banners to more prominent custom integrations, with top positioning available for premium brands.
This document contains summaries of several marketing campaigns created by Kevin Ferry. They include:
1) A campaign for Blackmores at the Sydney Running Festival that increased engagement on social media platforms and had over 80,000 hits on their webcast.
2) A campaign for Morphy Richards to launch a new kettle and toaster range that engaged fans on Facebook and had people suggest their favorite celebrity to have tea with.
3) A viral video campaign for the Australia Sports Commission that generated over $4 million in media coverage and increased traffic to their website.
4) A redesign of Big Pond's kids website to make it more visual and engaging for children, increasing interaction time and visits.
The document discusses the rise of online video sharing through YouTube and how it has revolutionized internet culture. It notes that YouTube made it possible for anyone to easily post videos that a worldwide audience could watch within minutes. This contrasts with how difficult it was previously to post videos online before services like YouTube. It also discusses how television lost dominance over online video and the rise of sites like YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook and Hulu for sharing video content.
This document provides tips for turning a passion for photography into a profession. It discusses developing a portfolio by specializing in different types of photography like portraiture, landscapes, and street photography. It also addresses the challenges of making a living through photography like inconsistent income, safety concerns when traveling, and the need to market yourself and your work. Photographers are advised to be curious, capture the essence of their subjects, and tell visual stories with their photos.
The document discusses copyright and Creative Commons licensing for designers. It covers understanding why copyright is important, basic copyright principles and fair use. It discusses how copyright can prevent sharing and creativity. Creative Commons licenses are presented as an alternative that allows for more sharing and reuse while still providing attribution. The document explores the different Creative Commons licenses and how to choose one. Resources for finding works with Creative Commons licenses like search.creativecommons.org and public domain works are provided. Assignments for the week include a discussion, Lynda quizzes, and an AIGA ethics quiz.
This short video provides travel photography tips and showcases beautiful scenic images from various locations set to the song "La vie en rose" by Louis Armstrong. It was created by an individual named o.e. and thanks viewers for watching at the end.
Traverse 'Guide to travel photography' workshop slidesmrtomrobinson
Tom Robinson is a travel and portrait photographer based in the UK. He discusses his background and education in photography, showing examples from trips to India, Norway, and Morocco. Robinson provides tips for landscape, portrait, and detail photography including using proper camera settings, finding good light, and practicing composition techniques. He emphasizes creative thinking and reviewing photos over expensive equipment.
Photofocus.com Travel Photography Tips & Tricks by Ron MartinsenRon Martinsen
This document provides tips and guidance for travel photography. It discusses recommended camera gear for different types of trips, including paid shoots, personal pleasure trips, and business trips. It also covers topics like shooting in RAW vs JPEG format, using RAW files as insurance, and performing single-exposure HDR. The document outlines Ron Martisen's photography workflow in Lightroom, including importing, culling, collections, adjustments, and exporting. It offers specific tips for dealing with crowds through techniques like long exposures, isolating subjects, embracing crowds, and being patient. The document concludes with additional crowd-removal tricks and tips for enhancing shots using Perfectly Clear.
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY - there's much more to a picture ...Johann BEUKES
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
It is freezing outside. Actually it’s freezing inside as well, but I don’t care. I know that I have only two days to capture the spirit of Bratislava, capital of Slovakia.
So often, when travelling, the weather conditions are not ideal for taking pictures: overcast, dull or even drizzle – but you only have this one opportunity to eternalise your travel memories.
If you are a keen traveller, and more so a keen observer of the world around you, you will be confronted with extreme circumstances: either the suffocating heat and sandstorms of the Atacama Desert in Chile or the icy cold dampness of the month of January in a Baltic State. But it is for that very reason that the dedicated traveller would not mind some sacrifices …
Photography is an art, everyone is aware of and possess an equipment. Also there are various kinds of photography, one among them being "TRAVEL Photography".
As a travel photographer and a travel writer, I have realized through years of experience that there is a lot to travel photography than we think. These are bare minimal points I put together...
There is so much more... its oceanic in size!
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This document discusses travel photography and how to capture a sense of place. It explains that travel photos should express the feeling of a time and place or portray a land's culture. The document advises photographers to focus on setting context, giving a personal response, capturing micro-landscapes, posing or impromptu shots of people, and seeing familiar places with new eyes such as one's home, family, or transportation. It suggests traveling to exotic locations.
This document provides travel photography tips and examples of different types of photos that can be taken while traveling. It discusses the importance of perspective in travel photos and provides examples of photos taken from elevated angles. It also discusses capturing context, street life, people, water reflections, unusual sights, and photos taken at different times of day including nighttime. The document is intended to inspire travelers on photo subjects and techniques to utilize during their travels.
A blog is a type of website where an individual maintains a regular diary of commentary, descriptions of events, or other content. Blog entries are usually displayed in reverse-chronological order and allow visitors to leave interactive comments. Common types of blogs include personal blogs, corporate/organizational blogs, and genre-focused blogs on topics like travel, fashion, or news. Real estate blogs help position agents as experts by providing commentary and information on local real estate trends.
The document discusses how consumer behavior is shifting towards prioritizing experiences over material goods. It suggests that as people seek status through experiences, the world of content will need to adapt by becoming more experiential, personalized and focused on relationships and storytelling. It poses questions on how this shift could impact Disneyland Paris and provides examples of companies that are embracing experiential content through immersive experiences, virtual and augmented reality, extreme activities and digital detox retreats.
The other day, Oneplus Indonesia invited me out to sharing and talking about my blogging experience. We were able to spend the half day at Bina Nusantara University and had a techno seminar in which we showed the specialised press how to be a young and a blogger. And here are my slides at the event:
Marketing to Millennials - 2016 Texas Downtown Conference Saffire
This document provides tips for marketing to millennials. It suggests focusing on authenticity, mobile, and experiences. For authenticity, encourage user-generated content and inbound marketing over outbound ads. For mobile, ensure your content works on mobile devices and use text messaging, Instagram, and Snapchat. For experiences, provide behind-the-scenes content, live videos, and opportunities for users to share their experiences of your brand. The document argues millennials are motivated by challenges, social causes, and collecting experiences rather than things.
Millennials spend a significant amount of time consuming media on their mobile devices. They are most responsive to authentic and mobile-friendly marketing that focuses on sharing experiences. Marketers should focus on user-generated content, mobile optimization, and highlighting experiences through video and social sharing to effectively engage millennial audiences.
Millennials...does the very word make you cringe? Marketers everywhere are scrambling to understand what drives and inspires this younger generation's habits. In fact, you've probably been to a session or two about how to reach millennials or work with millennials - but have you ever heard a millennial's side of the story? Join us as we present an interesting twist on how to market to this extremely lucrative audience. Leave with the millennial mystery finally solved!
How To Make A Good Story of the Journey - The Travel JunkieBowie Holiday
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The secret is out. Antwerp’s niche fashion campaign had gone global. A social campaign had turned the city into a fashion capital, driving newly interested visitors to come explore, experience and shop. Of course, in line with destination, all of Antwerp’s marketing had been done in style.
Highlights of this #SoMeT14EU presentation are summarized on our blog.
http://www.sometourism.com/somet14eu-destination-marketing-done-style/
I have been the program leader of the Masters of Communication Design Labs at the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) Madrid since January 2014. I’ve been lucky enough to work with Ugo Ceria and David Stanley as tutors as well as a host of other talented creative professionals who run different modules throughout the year. (sidenote: if you’re interested in speaking as part of the course, please drop me a note!).
In December I was asked to speak at an open evening lecture series called “Design Experience” on the topic of “Advertising in a digital world”. In this short talk we discussed Moving channels, Authentic stories, Velocity of content, Native partnerships, Experimentation and iteration.
The session was followed by a roundtable with Ugo Ceria (JWT) and Juan Garcia Escudero (Leo Burnett), where are talked about Juan Garcia’s wildly successful Christmas Lottery Advertising campaign (more information on this here http://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/campanas/el-anuncio-de-la-loteria-de-navidad-ya-esta-aqui_2014-11-12)
Millennials spend a significant amount of time consuming media on mobile devices. They are motivated by experiences and authenticity. Effective marketing to millennials focuses on these three areas: being authentic through user-generated content and stories, having a mobile-first approach with video, and creating memorable experiences for millennials to share on social media. Marketers should use platforms like Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook Live to engage millennials in an authentic way and speak their language with emojis, hashtags and popular references. Experiences like exclusive access can incentivize millennials to promote events through user photos and videos on social networks.
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY - there's much more to a picture ...Johann BEUKES
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
It is freezing outside. Actually it’s freezing inside as well, but I don’t care. I know that I have only two days to capture the spirit of Bratislava, capital of Slovakia.
So often, when travelling, the weather conditions are not ideal for taking pictures: overcast, dull or even drizzle – but you only have this one opportunity to eternalise your travel memories.
If you are a keen traveller, and more so a keen observer of the world around you, you will be confronted with extreme circumstances: either the suffocating heat and sandstorms of the Atacama Desert in Chile or the icy cold dampness of the month of January in a Baltic State. But it is for that very reason that the dedicated traveller would not mind some sacrifices …
Photography is an art, everyone is aware of and possess an equipment. Also there are various kinds of photography, one among them being "TRAVEL Photography".
As a travel photographer and a travel writer, I have realized through years of experience that there is a lot to travel photography than we think. These are bare minimal points I put together...
There is so much more... its oceanic in size!
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This document discusses travel photography and how to capture a sense of place. It explains that travel photos should express the feeling of a time and place or portray a land's culture. The document advises photographers to focus on setting context, giving a personal response, capturing micro-landscapes, posing or impromptu shots of people, and seeing familiar places with new eyes such as one's home, family, or transportation. It suggests traveling to exotic locations.
This document provides travel photography tips and examples of different types of photos that can be taken while traveling. It discusses the importance of perspective in travel photos and provides examples of photos taken from elevated angles. It also discusses capturing context, street life, people, water reflections, unusual sights, and photos taken at different times of day including nighttime. The document is intended to inspire travelers on photo subjects and techniques to utilize during their travels.
A blog is a type of website where an individual maintains a regular diary of commentary, descriptions of events, or other content. Blog entries are usually displayed in reverse-chronological order and allow visitors to leave interactive comments. Common types of blogs include personal blogs, corporate/organizational blogs, and genre-focused blogs on topics like travel, fashion, or news. Real estate blogs help position agents as experts by providing commentary and information on local real estate trends.
The document discusses how consumer behavior is shifting towards prioritizing experiences over material goods. It suggests that as people seek status through experiences, the world of content will need to adapt by becoming more experiential, personalized and focused on relationships and storytelling. It poses questions on how this shift could impact Disneyland Paris and provides examples of companies that are embracing experiential content through immersive experiences, virtual and augmented reality, extreme activities and digital detox retreats.
The other day, Oneplus Indonesia invited me out to sharing and talking about my blogging experience. We were able to spend the half day at Bina Nusantara University and had a techno seminar in which we showed the specialised press how to be a young and a blogger. And here are my slides at the event:
Marketing to Millennials - 2016 Texas Downtown Conference Saffire
This document provides tips for marketing to millennials. It suggests focusing on authenticity, mobile, and experiences. For authenticity, encourage user-generated content and inbound marketing over outbound ads. For mobile, ensure your content works on mobile devices and use text messaging, Instagram, and Snapchat. For experiences, provide behind-the-scenes content, live videos, and opportunities for users to share their experiences of your brand. The document argues millennials are motivated by challenges, social causes, and collecting experiences rather than things.
Millennials spend a significant amount of time consuming media on their mobile devices. They are most responsive to authentic and mobile-friendly marketing that focuses on sharing experiences. Marketers should focus on user-generated content, mobile optimization, and highlighting experiences through video and social sharing to effectively engage millennial audiences.
Millennials...does the very word make you cringe? Marketers everywhere are scrambling to understand what drives and inspires this younger generation's habits. In fact, you've probably been to a session or two about how to reach millennials or work with millennials - but have you ever heard a millennial's side of the story? Join us as we present an interesting twist on how to market to this extremely lucrative audience. Leave with the millennial mystery finally solved!
How To Make A Good Story of the Journey - The Travel JunkieBowie Holiday
The other day, National Geographic Indonesia and Western Australia Tourism Board invited me out to sharing and talking about my experience. We were able to spend the day at LetterD and had a workshop in which we showed the specialised press how to make a good story of the journey during a tour of Western Australia’s most well-known spots. And here are my slides at the event:
Which visual social media channels are most fit for beauty brands? Which channel do you pick for what kind of content? Check out these examples of beauty brands on social media!
This document provides information about marketing to millennials. It discusses that millennials spend a significant amount of time consuming media on their mobile devices. It emphasizes authenticity, focusing on mobile platforms, and providing experiences in marketing to millennials. Specifically, it recommends using user-generated content, optimizing for mobile with things like text messaging and Instagram ads, and creating experiences through events, contests and highlighting experiences on social media through photos and video.
The document discusses Cape Town's strategy to promote tourism during the 2010 FIFA World Cup using social media and digital marketing. Key aspects of the strategy included launching a Facebook fan page called "I ♥ Cape Town" to engage World Cup visitors, using photo booths to capture visitor experiences, and segmenting fans into local and visitor groups. The strategy aimed to build Cape Town's brand, showcase the city to visitors, and develop ambassadors to promote Cape Town in the long term. Metrics showed the fan page grew substantially during the World Cup and provided an ongoing platform to engage past visitors.
Felicia Bates and Caitlin Kaluza present on injecting FUN into your nonprofit website through visual, interesting, shareable content - Including several new free tools to help you generate this content and connect your community online!
Incorporating FUN Into Your NonProfit to Increase DonationsCaitlin Jeansonne
This document provides tips for injecting fun into social media use for nonprofits. It discusses why fun matters for standing out, how social giving is on the rise, and credibility comes from sharing what the nonprofit cares about and who benefits. Free tools are suggested for creating shareable imagery, videos, and outreach content to help nonprofits communicate more effectively despite lack of time. Specific tools mentioned include Vizify, Wordle, Occipital 360, TweetCharts, Animoto, Vine, GroupMe, Causes, and Google Hangouts.
The secret is out. Antwerp’s niche fashion campaign had gone global. A social campaign had turned the city into a fashion capital, driving newly interested visitors to come explore, experience and shop. Of course, in line with destination, all of Antwerp’s marketing had been done in style.
Highlights of this #SoMeT14EU presentation are summarized on our blog.
http://www.sometourism.com/somet14eu-destination-marketing-done-style/
I have been the program leader of the Masters of Communication Design Labs at the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) Madrid since January 2014. I’ve been lucky enough to work with Ugo Ceria and David Stanley as tutors as well as a host of other talented creative professionals who run different modules throughout the year. (sidenote: if you’re interested in speaking as part of the course, please drop me a note!).
In December I was asked to speak at an open evening lecture series called “Design Experience” on the topic of “Advertising in a digital world”. In this short talk we discussed Moving channels, Authentic stories, Velocity of content, Native partnerships, Experimentation and iteration.
The session was followed by a roundtable with Ugo Ceria (JWT) and Juan Garcia Escudero (Leo Burnett), where are talked about Juan Garcia’s wildly successful Christmas Lottery Advertising campaign (more information on this here http://www.reasonwhy.es/actualidad/campanas/el-anuncio-de-la-loteria-de-navidad-ya-esta-aqui_2014-11-12)
Millennials spend a significant amount of time consuming media on mobile devices. They are motivated by experiences and authenticity. Effective marketing to millennials focuses on these three areas: being authentic through user-generated content and stories, having a mobile-first approach with video, and creating memorable experiences for millennials to share on social media. Marketers should use platforms like Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook Live to engage millennials in an authentic way and speak their language with emojis, hashtags and popular references. Experiences like exclusive access can incentivize millennials to promote events through user photos and videos on social networks.
Urban Outfitters' digital marketing strategy needs to better connect with their target audience through more engaging social media content. They should [1] feature customers monthly on their blog to showcase real people living the brand, [2] promote emerging trends their audience cares about on social platforms, and [3] link their different accounts together to make content easier for customers to access. Measuring increased engagement, followers, and sales will show if these efforts succeed in achieving the theme of getting customers to truly live, love and be the Urban Outfitters brand. A $225,000 budget over one year would support redesigning social pages, running contests, and a customer of the month program.
The document discusses how bloggers can effectively promote destinations. It provides examples of successful blogger campaigns for locations like Emilia Romagna and Edinburgh's Hogmanay festival. Bloggers are able to create original, engaging content like videos, photos and first-hand stories that build emotional connections with audiences. Destinations are advised to work with professional travel bloggers to develop innovative strategies for rich storytelling and distribution of real-time content online.
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