Travel photography instructor, author and international tour guide, Ralph Velasco, announces the release of his much-anticipated My Shot Lists for Travel iPhone App.
CORONA DEL MAR, California – February 13, 2011 – Southern California-based travel photography instructor and author (www.OnTravelPhotography.com), Ralph Velasco, has just released his much awaited iPhone app. My Shot Lists for Travel (www.MyShotLists.com) provides the ideal organizational tool for photographers of all levels to create and track a more well-rounded and interesting set of photographs, whether traveling around the world or around the corner.
• Packed with over 50 wide-ranging categories for travel photography, such as Landscapes, People, Architecture, Markets, Natural Wonders, Landmarks and more;
• Includes comprehensive descriptions and sample images for each category;
• Assists users in creating custom shot lists for any destination, subject or shooting environment;
• Complete with suggested shot lists for City, National Park, Safari and Town or Village;
• The My Data feature seamlessly makes use of internal camera capabilities and lets users create a visual list of photos, complete with notes;
• Accepts users’ Notes for each category to recall vital details or reminders;
• The Challenge Me feature tests users’ creativity by randomly selecting a category to focus on;
• Provides a framework for developing a well-rounded assortment of travel images.
“My Shot Lists for Travel is based on a class I teach called Capturing the Essence of a Place. In it, I outline the importance of adhering to a fundamental principle of photography, that of working from a shot list. Doing so takes the guess work out of whether or not you’ve thoroughly covered a destination or subject and increases the odds that you’ll return with a complete set of images that truly creates an overall sense of a place for the viewers of your photography,” Velasco said.
Available for both the iPhone and iPod Touch via iTunes or the App Store, My Shot Lists for Travel integrates into even the most casual photographer’s routine. It should be a part of any traveler’s app suite and will have users’ friends and family asking them to share a portfolio, website or slideshow, not the other way around!
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