Traveling is a lifestyle, a philosophy, art and also it can be a job. If you are looking for the photogenic places to go and be able to make great pictures, look no further. We have picked ten sites and landmarks, that are photographers’ favorites.
10. Étretat, Normandie, France
The commune is situated on the coast of Northern France and is famous for the amazing cliffs. For ages the rocky arches were visited and painted by artists like Eugène Boudin, Gustave Courbet and Claude Monet. Today the scenic spot attracts many tourists and photographers.
Photo by by Fabio Nodari
Photo by by Jarrod Castaing
9. Milford Sound, New Zealand
This is one of our most favorite natural wonders! The fjord is a favorite tourist destination in New Zealand and owns a legendary appraisal by Rudyard Kipling, who called it the eighth Wonder of the World. The fjord has two waterfalls – Lady Bowen Falls and Stirling Falls, accompanied by the hundreds of temporary falls after a heavy rain. Well developed tourism provides with the best service and tours to this magnificent place.
Mitre Peak
Stirling Falls
8. Munich, Germany
The capital of Bavaria is also one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. Situated in the backdrop of the Alps, it has plenty to offer: from historic architecture and world class museums, to hip neighborhoods, bars and restaurants. Annual beer festival Octoberfest attracts millions of tourists each year alone!
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Photo by Unknown
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7. Horseshoe Bend, Arizona, USA
The Colorado River bend belongs to the Glen Canyon chain. What is unusual about it, is that you can see it from the cliff above, since the Bend is surrounded with canyons. No need to fly with a helicopter to view this natural beauty. The sun fills in with light, therefore many gorgeous pictures have been created by the hikers. A really good spot for travel photography.
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Photo by Michael Adonek
6. Moraine Lake, Canada
The world famous and most recognizable lake is found in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, at an elevation of approximately 1,885 m (6,183 feet). Moraine Lake is famous for its blue color and the amazing surroundings: high mountains with snowy peaks create the desired tranquility. Many hiking tracks are trod by visitors from all around the world.
Moraine Lake, Valley of the Ten Peaks, Canada
5. Eilean Donan, Loch Duich Island, Scotland
Built in the 13th century, the castle belonged to the Clan Mackenzie. It was exposed to a lot of aristocratic dramas and finally fully destroyed by the Jacobites in the 18th century. The castle’s renovation started in 1919 and was finished in 1932, making it one of the most popular castles in Scotland today.
4. The Eiffel Tower, Paris, France
Erected in the 1889 to present the World’s Fair, the iron tower initially received a lot of criticism. Nevertheless it has become a signature landmark of Paris and the most recognizable building in the world. It is also one of the most popular attractions in the world: by 2010 it was visited by 250 million tourists. Approximately 7 million visitors ascend it every year.
3. Architecture in Barcelona, Spain
Antoni Gaudi – the genius architect – has shaped the town’s cityscape. It is the main reason why Barcelona is so famous among the tourists. The glorious church of Sagrada Família, surreal Casa Batlló, exciting Park Güell and other works have made a huge impact on how we understand architecture today.
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Photo by Fresh Francis Photography
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2. Lysefjorden, Norway
The fjord is famous for Preikestolen – a steep flat cliff, looking down the abyss, created by the fjord. It attracts thousands of visitors, who want to admire the breathtaking views and take some impressive pictures. It is the best spot to approach Lysefjorden as well.
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Photo by Andreas Christensen
Photo by Unknown
1. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA
The engineering wonder is a symbol of the West Coast. Besides being the most photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge offers a beautiful trek, which takes from one side to another.
Why go there?
See this iconic landmark, which attracts thousands of photographers, searching for a unique angle and right light.
