LONDON (16 May 2017) — The ninth issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Magazine is now available to download for FREE via the app on Apple, Android and Amazon devices.

Taking an in-depth look at the photographic features and images in the main magazine, the app includes tips and tricks from photographers in the travel industry.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

United Kingdom: We go behind the scenes of the English-Scottish border May 2017 feature, before chatting to photographer Annapurna Mellor about her commission for National Geographic Traveller (UK).

Myanmar: We take a look at Tristan Bejawn’s photography, capturing life on the Mandalay Express and learn how he used focus to capture a person deep in thought.

Column: How bad food photography can ruin it for everyone.

Extract: Dronescapes: A look into the global showcase of over 250 images by photographers from Dronestagram.

Post-production: Adjusting shadows and highlights with luminosity masking.

The kit: Matty Graham reviews the best macro lenses.

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Issue 9 is the last in our series of the National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Magazine, however you can keep up with our photographic features at natgeotraveller.co.uk/photography-video.

 

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Notes

National Geographic Traveller (UK) is published under license by APL Media Limited, from National Geographic Partners LLC in Washington, D.C. The 180-page travel and lifestyle magazine was launched in December 2010, and is packed full of you-are-there photography, authentic travel experiences and inspiring narratives. natgeotraveller.co.uk

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