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I thought that once I could take a properly exposed photo that was all there was to it, and I would shoot nothing but world-class images from that point forward. (Yeah, I know… I was pretty naive.) It wasn't until I learned the creative skills that go into making an image that I began to produce images that I was satisfied with and which caught people's attention. ~CB
5 Tips for Making More Creative Images
Make an Image, Instead of Taking a Photo
When we make an image, we are doing much more than just pointing our lenses at something and pressing the shutter release. We use the tools in our creative toolkit to focus on the artistic elements of our images to elevate them past being a snapshot.
How do we do this? One way is to slow down to become more purposeful when we choose to snap our shutters. When you become more purposeful, you are focusing on the artistic side of the creation of the image.
Just like knowing how to use your camera like the back of your hand, learning to slow down is one of the foundational skills that every successful photographer has mastered. It allows you time to creatively evaluate the scene at hand, as well as time to experiment to find the best possible image to share your "story." It is important to remember that we do all this for us first, our viewers second. Don't forget to be present and take the time to enjoy the beauty in front of your lens. Feel the joy of performing your craft. When you do, your photography will matter, and it will show in your work.
#1 – Tell a Story
Knowing how to build an image frame to tell a story is just another step along the path to taking creative images. When you begin to see the world as a succession of stories being played out, it is much easier to see them and capture them in your unique way.
All through time, the most memorable stories have typically included a hero. That single point of focus, around which the story unfolds. This holds true for our images as well. Having a clearly defined main subject in your image is crucial to tell the story.
Often additional items are needed to support your main character or subject. These are the things that put your main subject into context and helps your viewers determine what is important in the image.
Compelling storytelling (and images) eliminates all superfluous elements, keeping only the core elements (main and supporting actors) in the frame. By doing this, it allows your viewer not to be overwhelmed visually.
#2 – Add Emotion to Your Images
We have talked about the importance of story to strengthen our images. Applying your unique perspective to even relatively common things can dramatically improve your work as well. Everything that we experience or learn make us who we are. How we choose to react to events in life are what makes us so unique. It is this reaction that is key. Without it, your image will be devoid of any emotional components.
Taking this point a step further, shoot things that you love. If you don't slow down and be present, it is doubtful that you will be "in" the moment that you are trying to capture with your camera.
Here is a prime example. I love the water. Whether I am near it, on it, or beneath it, being around water is where I am the happiest. Is it any wonder that all of my best landscape and travel images contain water in the frame? How do you expect to convey to your viewer an emotion that you are not feeling yourself?
Capturing life as it happens instead of contrived poses for the camera will also add emotion to your image. It allows for your subjects to react to their environments, and to express their feelings. An even better way to make the image is to capture them doing something they love to do and watch that magic leap into your frame!
#3 – Use Creative Compositions
Move past the use the Rule of Thirds and basic leading lines to create more compelling images. While understanding both of these techniques is important, knowing when to ignore them is just as important. If you look at the work of successful professional photographers, their most impactful photos are at war with these simple compositional techniques.
We see in three dimensions. Cameras capture the world in two dimensions. My images began to improve the moment I realized that I had to overcome this deficiency. Think of your images as containing multiple layers. Creating a flow from foreground to the middle ground and the background will give your images a three-dimensional look. You can then use leading elements to take your viewer's eye through these layers and to your main subject. Master this, and you will produce amazing images. How do we do this?
One way is to begin to see the world in a more abstract way. Work to see objects as shapes instead of what they are. Use these forms as compositional elements to support your frame. For example, pine trees become triangles. Triangles look like arrows. We use arrows to directional point at things.
The key is to see everything in your frame as a means to either support your main subject or to lead your viewer's eye through the frame to it. This will leave no doubt to the viewer of your intended main subject in your image.
#4 – Keep Your Frame Simple
The most impactful images all have the same general feature. They only include the essential elements that are required to impact on their viewers the emotion (and story) at hand. Adding extraneous objects lessens the impact of the image as it confuses your audience as to what you are trying to show them. Ways to do this are using depth of field to isolate your subject, zooming in close to your subject, and by choosing simple backgrounds.
With that said, there are instances where having a busy background can convey emotion as well. If the story that you are telling is one of urgency, tension or confusion, then consider using a background that is very busy. It will make your viewers eye uncomfortable, imparting an emotional response from them. To pull this off your main subject has to remain clearly visible in the image.
#5 – Use Creative Camera Techniques
You will hear me often refer to your creative toolkit. These are all of the concepts and techniques that allow you to create an impactful image. The first four tips above fall into this category but more on the artistic side of creating an image. Let's now look at a few camera techniques that are used to improve our photographs.
Shutter Speed
Understand how Shutter Speed impacts your images. The use of movement is another creative tool that you can use to add emotion to your photos. Whether you choose to freeze motion or allow it to be blurred can cause the same scene to be captured with two entirely different moods.
If you are trying to capture a crucial point of an event, and the emotion surrounding that moment, then frozen movement works well. Slowing your shutter will introduce motion into your image. When you do this, it adds energy and urgency and can lead to dramatic images. Do this by showing your subject's movement in the image through allowing them to be blurred or by panning your camera along with your subject (moving in the same direction and with the same speed), thus freezing the subject and providing a motion blur to your background.
Forced Perspective
Proximity to the lens of your camera can distort size. The closer to the lens, the larger the object appears compared to objects in the background. A great example is a classic shot of someone holding up the leaning tower of Pisa. The tower is of course much larger in physical size, but because of proximity to the lens, we can make the person look to be the same size as the tower. We can use this technique in our images to create interesting foregrounds that draw our viewer's eye. This goes to helping create the three dimensional look week described earlier.

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Numerous sources (many of them reliable) say that the U.S. consumer should expect a decline in the number of shopping malls nationally. According to a report by Credit Suisse, 20% to 25% of America's malls will likely close in the coming five years. In addition, the rate of new mall investment property development is likely to decline. According to Encyclopedia.com, there are approximately 1,100 malls in the U.S. That's about 275 malls closing within five years, with fewer being built to replace them.
Keep in mind, it's likely that we have just a bit too much mall space around and a correction is in order. According to data from Cowen and Company and published in The Atlantic, the U.S. has more than 7.5 million square feet of leasable shopping center space. In addition, shopping center space per person in the U.S. is higher than in other countries, with almost 24 square feet of shopping center space for every person in America. Overall, malls have been a consistently profitable type of investment property and as a result real estate investing and development has accelerated over the past 25 years.
So, what does the likely decline in the number of malls mean to U.S. consumers and communities?
We tend to think of things like the mall as static--something that has always been a part of our lives and something that will always be there. But imagine, before the 1950s, the modern mall didn't even exist. Malls in their current form may disappear someday, but they are likely to be replaced with other shopping and entertainment options that we can only imagine today. Rest assured, as long as consumers have money, real estate investing developers and businesses will find ways for us to spend it.
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When it comes to card games, Blackjack is undoubtedly one of the most popular. Unlike in many other games, a player can actively reduce the house edge by implementing the correct strategy. Loved by both novices and seasoned experts, this is a game with a naturally low house edge, and one where players go head to head against the dealer in a battle of skill and luck.
For those who are new to online Blackjack, the game is played in exactly the same way as the land-based version, only you can use a casino bonus to give your winning potential a boost! The only difference is that you don't have to wait for an available table. You can simply log on and start playing. As you are playing online, audited random number generators or RNG's produces the shuffled cards and results. The concept is easy to understand.
The idea is to try and beat the dealer by creating a point score or hand of 21 points, or as close to 21 without exceeding this number. For this reason, it is considered to be the best casino game for players who enjoy implementing strategies. Once you have logged in, you will notice that the setup looks exactly like a classic land-based table with the dealer at the top, the cards in the middle and the virtual chips as the bottom of the table.
The action kicks off with you placing your bet on the table. This can be done by clicking or tapping on the virtual chips and placing them on the highlighted betting area. Each table or version will have a different limit of how much you can bet on each hand.
Once you have placed your bet, you can click on the deal button. The Blackjack dealerwill then deal you 2 cards facing up and himself two cards, one facing up, the other facing down.
Each card in Blackjack is worth a certain number of points.
Low cards 2-10 are worth their face value while the Jack, Queen and King are worth 10 points. The Ace is worth 1 point or 11 points depending on what you require at the time.
Once the first set of cards have been dealt, you can start implementing your strategy. The idea is to analyse your hand as well as the dealers up-facing card and decide your next move. If you have a particularly low scoring hand below 15 and the dealer is showing a high card, it is best to take another card and improve your points score.
If you have a high scoring hand of 18 or above and the dealer is showing a low card, it would be best to stick with what you have and let the dealer try and beat your score. This is the basic idea, but more advanced strategies exist and should be learnt before playing for large stakes. This is also the best casino game for players who enjoy having multiple options at their disposal. After the first deal, you have the option of Hitting, Standing, Splitting or Doubling Down.
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Once you are happy with your hand, the dealer will reveal his down-facing card and see if he can beat your score by taking additional cards. Winning a hand pays out 1:1, however if you win with Blackjack (Ace and 10 value card), the payout increases to 3:2.
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Tecplot, Inc., developer of the leading visualization and analysis software for reservoir engineers, announced the general availability of Tecplot RS 2015 Release 2.
Tecplot RS helps users manage and analyze oil & gas reservoir simulation data, uncover knowledge about reservoir model behavior, and gain confidence in making crucial decisions. The software allows users to evaluate a full range of results, including line graphs, 2D x-sections, and 3D grid plots.
The highlight of this release is the softwareâs enhanced plotting and analysis capabilities. Specifically, Tecplot RS now features:
– Weighted KSum and KAvg
By including a user-selected weighting variable, the KSum operator can be used to create one-click integrations of grid variables along the columns of grid cells. The KAvg operator will calculate the weighted average of the grid variable for each column of cells. The results of these operators are displayed on the top layer of the reservoir grid to provide engineers with valuable insights of the reservoir properties.
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The Quick XY plots for grid variables provide a quick look at the time history of grid variables for user-selected cells. These quantitative plots have been enhanced to display lines for multiple grid variables and to compare multiple grid solutions in one plot.
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TODAY, THE LAB INDUSTRY FACES A CONTRADICTION when setting prices for individual lab tests. At one extreme, a certain sector of labs seeking to win exclusive managed care contracts sets high-volume routine test prices at or below the fully-loaded cost to perform those tests. At another extreme, laboratory companies with specialty molecular and genetic tests
Why It Matters That Your Lab Has Low Test Prices
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Greg Hinz On Politics
How I fell for Emanuel's budget spin
I should know by now: In dealing with Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration, you never take anything at face value because you're always being spun.
I'm referring to my post yesterday that the city's projected deficit for fiscal 2018 is the lowest in more than a decade, a sizeable but still manageable $114 million. But it turns out, that figure includes neither the cost of contract settlements with police and fire units or the roughly $70 million needed to finish hiring the new police the mayor has promised will hit the streets over a two-year period.
The first doesn't bother me. Since terms of the new contract still are being negotiated, there's no figure to insert, and I suggested in my post that organized labor was looking to get more.
But what about the new cops and that $70 million—a figure that, if added to the $114 million, would have made the year ahead look considerably less rosy?
"The operating budget projections we provide every year do not include new investments for the upcoming budget," says a city spokeswoman, gliding over the fact that these "investments" are about as locked in as anything in the budget. "They also do not include new savings initiatives or new revenue, either."
Besides, she adds, there was a disclosure in the city's report. It reads:
"In addition to addressing the 2018 operating deficit, the city will move forward with the second year of its two-year hiring plan in the Chicago Police Department and further investments in training, technology and personnel to support police reform efforts by the administration. This increased cost is not incorporated into the 2018 operating deficit, as it is a new investment for the upcoming year, not an existing, structural expense currently in the city's corporate budget."
Indeed, there is such a disclosure. It's buried in a paragraph that deals with other matters, several pages into section three of an eight-section report.
"We were not being deceptive" says the spokeswoman. But neither were they being very candid.
My mistake. I'll try to remember next time what the administration's top priority is: trying to look good.


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Faces of Israel: Donny and Chavie Fuchs
Faces of Israel: Donny and Chavie Fuchs
- Where are you from in Israel and America (what state do you vote from)?
Donny was born and raised in Far Rockaway, New York. Chavie was born in Palo Alto, California, and also lived in Englewood, New Jersey.
- Why did you (or your parents) make aliyah?
Decided it was time to act on our dream and join the Jewish people in building the Jewish state. By the way, both sets of our parents have also made Aliya over the last few years.
- What do you do professionally in Israel? /when you were in the states?
Chavie works in digital advertising and Donny works at a high end- organic soap factory.
- When is the last time you voted? in an off year (non Presidential – like this year) election?
The last U.S. Presidential elections.
- What do you feel about the state of the US-Israel relationship?
We feel very strongly that Israel is too reliant on the US's opinions, to the point where it makes Israel weaker. Israel must not buckle under any pressure from the US. All relationships must be contingent on a dignified two way relationship based on mutual interests.
- Why do you feel it is important to vote?
The state of affairs in America endangers both America and Israel. We have an opportunity to reward politicians who care about America and Israel.
- Do you celebrate July 4 in Israel?
We don't celebrate July 4. While we appreciate and have hakarot hatov that America historically was a temporary haven for Jews, our lives are committed to the Jewish people's destiny within Israel. Having said that, Donny recalls with much fondness those 4th of July barbecues where he consumed a dozen or so hot dogs.
- What is something you miss about the US?
We miss our family and friends in the states. It's especially difficult missing smachot: births, weddings. Donny misses the large expanses of wilderness that he used to visit, as well as the majestic American black bear that he often saw in the northeastern woods.
- What is something that US should start doing that Israel does?
The US could learn a lot from Israel's model of maternity care in hospitals, in particular the lower number of interventions and the much lower cesarean rate.
10.Do you feel that the "Arab Spring" is more of a threat to Israel/US/Both/Neither ?
The Arab Spring is ultimately a threat to every country that doesn't stand up against evil.
11. What should the America be doing regarding Israel's war with Hamas?
America should support Israel 100% or stay out of the way. As the bible states, those who bless Israel will be blessed, and those who do not, well you know…America must realise that from a logical and a biblical perspective, truly supporting Israel will only serve to benefit America.
12.What is your favorite Hebrew word?
Chavie: חביתה. Donny: צבוע


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Screen mockups on all kinds of divi sites, from big ones to small. They help showcase previous work, services, and the like. They also contribute to the entire look and feel of your divi site and emphasize that your company or your client's company is focused on technology. Here, we're going to show you five awesome ways to add videos and images to your screen mockups with Divi's built-in options. There are two parts; the first part is about customizing your screen mockup with Adobe Photoshop. You can download the mockup from original post as the link below. And in the second part, we will show you how to take your mockups to the next level with Divi Theme.
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The IHS Markit PV Inverter Supplier Scorecard addresses the market need for vendor evaluation based on objective data and metrics. The IHS Markit methodology produces scores that tell a nuanced story of the vendor landscape, conveying each player's strengths and challenges. Based on actual data and metrics, each supplier is awarded a score for its market presence and market momentum.
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Mobile services operator life:) introduces new favorable tariff "life:) crazy day", offering an impressive daily package of services to its subscribers, which includes 200 minutes for calls to all life:) numbers, 20 MB of mobile Internet and 20 SMS to be sent within Ukraine.
This package can be used during the whole day, and its cost is only 1 UAH to be paid from the main account. In addition, after the first refill for the amount of more than 10 UAH a subscriber gets a free package of services for the next 10 days.
The Ukrainian mobile operator life:) offers its customers the most competitive rates. The new tariff "life:) crazy day" is the largest daily amount of services provided at a minimal price. Only for 1 UAH per day to be paid from an account, a subscriber receives 200 minutes for calls to all life:) numbers, 20 MB of mobile Internet and 20 SMS to all Ukrainian mobile numbers every day.
Moreover, after the first refilling of the account made during 5 days from the moment of number's activation for 10 UAH or more, new subscribers of the tariff "life:) crazy day" receive a package of services for the next 10 days for free.
The package of services within the "life:) crazy day" rate is charged automatically on conditions that there is enough money on the account. Unused during the day services cannot be transferred to the next day. Outside the package, the price of calls to life:) numbers is 0.35 UAN per minute, the price for calls to fixed numbers and numbers of other mobile operators across Ukraine is 1 UAH per minute, and an SMS within Ukraine costs 0.39 UAH.


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Protesters in the massive pro-democracy march on Tuesday broke through police barricades in a bid to ease congestion, raising tensions during the annual event marking the handover of sovereignty in the former British colony, am730 reported on Wednesday.
It took many demonstrators as long as four hours to leave the starting point of the march at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay, as many others joined the line from different points all the way to the Central business district, the report said.
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Researching and planning a budget travel trip.
Researching and planning a budget travel trip for the first time can be overwhelming!
Are you about to start researching and planning a budget travel trip? Have you gone out and bought/downloaded stacks of guidebooks and sat at on your laptop full of excitement, ready to research your budget travel trip only to be left scratching your head wondering where to start?
Don't worry, I've been there, lost in the sea, wading through copious amounts of information wondering where to start. When I first started traveling in 2010 I tried to plan every detail, I had every website imaginable open, maps in-front of me, guidebooks but I was so confused.
I know full well the first time you travel, it's easy to get carried away with researching and planning a budget travel trip because, well…it's your first time. You want to make sure you've got all angles covered, you want to research everything and plan your trip to the smallest detail. You want your trip to be perfect, after all, you're stepping into unknown territory, It's human nature to want to feel some control.
But for me, the funny thing was, and I only realized this after I started to travel – I had confused researching and planning. Half the things I had planned for my trip turned out to be irrelevant and the other half well, that went straight out the window.
Over the years I learned the golden rule to long-term budget travel PLAN LOOSE, RESEARCH THOROUGHLY!
TIP: keep your plans and itineraries loose, it will help prolong your trip; there is just no need to cram your itinerary. You will get burn out quickly if you do.
Not another ultimate guide to planning a budget travel trip…
Before we go any further though, I need to stress this is not another 'ultimate guide to planning a budget travel trip' or 'my way of planning a budget travel trip is perfect' post.
This post is a detailed aid, showing how you can structure researching and planning a budget travel trip if you're not sure how to structure it. Although this is a very thorough post, you don't have to follow each step in detail and what you should bear in mind is while it may initially look like a lot now, once you know what you're doing it will be a much quicker process. Remember the more you travel the more streamlined this process gets.
This structure to researching and planning a budget travel trip has helped me survive on the tightest of shoestring budgets over 6 continents since 2010.
Initial Budget Plan.
You may have noticed I've written 'initial budget plan' here, well that's because it is the initial one; pre-bookings. This is when you figure out what you already have, where you can cut costs and save in the time between planning and leaving.
Grab your hammer and crack open the piggy bank!
So, grab your calculator, open your bank account, the penny jar and the piggy bank – It's time to do some number crunching. (I hate this part as I always have less than I hoped.)
First of all, calculate how much money you've already saved, then work out all outgoing's and incoming up until you leave for the trip. Pay off any outstanding bills and if you're anything like me and struggle to save (I travel on the bare minimum) It's time to really tighten the belt buckle and batten down the hatches. I mean you need to cut out all needless spending, cook at home rather than eating out and cancel your subscriptions. Your mindset right now should be – save, save, save!
If you're looking to travel long-term or indefinitely, look to sell anything you don't need.
Initial Research.
Have you got a destination in mind? If you have – Brilliant, you can move onto the visa options.
Not quite sure or you don't have one in mind, simply open up a map/google maps and look for a destination that will suit your budget and have a think about how long you can realistically go for. If you're like me, you may end up with a handful of destinations and In that case look a the pro's and cons of each, look at how appealing the destination is to you and choose from there.
If you want to travel long-term, want to just pack your bags and roam indefinitely, then no need to think of a time frame. (This post on maintaining long-term budget travel may come in handy.)
Visa options.
Once you have a destination in mind, check the visa requirements and options. Depending on what country you're from and how old you are will determine your options. The power of your passport and the relationship your country has with your destination choice will let you know what visa you can have, what freedom to work you have, and how long you can go for.
The main types of Visa's/entry allowance you'll come across for your budget travel trip are:
Tourist visa's/ ESTA's – In most cases you need to apply and receive them before you fly out. Typically allowed to stay in a certain country or region for 30/60/90 days (depending on strength of your passport.) Some will have fees attached others will not, Do check this out
Visa on arrival – Same principle as tourist visa but you simply get stamped once you arrive in the country, no need to apply beforehand.
TIP: Check if the tourist visa is free or not for your desired destination or region. Unfortunately, some border control officers are corrupt and try to get fees out of tourists. If you know there is no fee but they insist, demand for them to give you an official government stamped receipt, they will soon back off.
Working holiday visa's – Special deals/relationships between countries allow you to supplement your travels with work. Different countries have different regulations regarding length of work and stay. Most typically 1 and 2-year visa options (Visa's need to be applied for and accepted before arriving in the country.) Working Holiday Visa explanation.
TIP: Applying for visas directly through official government sites is quicker, cheaper and more reliable than through visa bureau agencies.
Visa exempt – you're exempt from needing a visa
Freedom of movement – Applies mainly within the EU (European Union). EU nationals can move freely within European Union countries without the need of a visa.
Choose which visa will suit your needs best. If you are a British national you can check visa requirements here: Visa Central (Note: this is pre-Brexit)
Rough Idea of your destination.
Once you know where your budget travel trip will be and you've got an idea on which visa (If any) you can have, it's a good idea just to get a general overview of the destination. Grab your map (or google maps) and give yourself a starting point. You don't want to be over-lapping yourself so it's best to choose a point in the North or South and work your way up or down the country/region. Now, remember this is just a rough idea, you don't want a strict route, allow flexibility, it's just so you have an idea of the direction you want to head in.
TIP: Plans change like the wind when budget traveling, keep your route as loose as you can so you have room to maneuver.
In-turn with picking a route, pick out a few things you might want to see/do/experience (don't just say all of it.) Is there any must do's that you can't miss? Are you going there for something monumental or a specific reason? – Take note of it and where about's in the country it is so you can factor in your route.
While you're looking at the country it's a good idea just to take note of any customs, major differences in cultures or rules. You'll find there are things that are acceptable where you are from but frowned upon in certain countries. It could be minor details like: Are certain hand gestures considered rude? Do they drive on the same side of the road? Or a difference in acceptable dress codes. (Trust me these little things go a long way with locals.)
Although generally speaking, most countries are safe to travel through, yes some have worse reputations than others and all countries have dangers, it would be naive of you not to check the safety. Now, I will say, in some countries where there is a conflict it's generally internal and they don't bother with travelers. And, also do take safety precautions but don't get overly paranoid and don't buy into some scaremongering that goes on in the media.
Check what language is spoken.
As it says on the tin, simply check what language is spoken, is their native tong the same as yours, if not what is it? One of the best ways to endear yourself to locals is to make an effort to speak their language. Now obviously you don't have to know the language fluently but learning a few basic words and phrases go a long way. Not only that but it helps in Airports, bus terminals, ordering food and if you speak a few local words you're even less likely to get ripped off in a taxi (We all get ripped off in taxis).
TIP: Duallingo is a great app to learn some basic words and phrases.
Research Flights.
Initially researching flights can be quite time-consuming but the more you travel the more you'll recognize patterns and you will know which sites you prefer to go for flights.
Finding that right flight can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack, while some people find it frustrating and end up just booking any old flight, others relish the challenge and really immerse themselves to find the best deals.
So how will you find the best flight for you without getting scientific?
You could just book the first flight you find and get it out the way. However, I strongly recommend you don't do that, not unless you want a large chunk of your budget to just disappear.
Comparison sites.
Luckily with the internet at our disposal, you have an abundance of choice with so many price comparison sites. Every traveler seems to have their own favorites so I won't say which one will be best for you but my go-to site is Skyscanner.
I recommend you shop around and find which one comes out cheapest and then flick over to the Airlines direct site and see if that flight is cheaper (Sometimes it is.)
TIP: Searching flights on different days and different times of the day can work out cheaper. I find flights are generally cheaper when booking on Tuesdays. (This is not a proven fact, it just works out like that for me.)
Popular price comparison sites:
There are also budget travel/backpacker tour companies you can look to in which you can book packages, multi-stop flights, around the world trips or single flights.
A few tips for finding cheaper flights:
- Play around with routes, don't just look at direct flights. Sometimes for long-haul flights look at booking two separate flights.
- If you're not good with long flights, longer layovers will help.
- Sign up for Air-miles, newsletters for deals and benefits.
- If you have credit cards see if there are any benefits to linking up with Airlines.
- Look to book on different days, even play around with flying in and out of different airports.
- Prices change all the time, put alerts on and keep track of prices drops.
Remember to keep an eye out on hidden charges and extra costs. Budget airlines will charge you extra if you are taking more than just a carry on bag and even to reserve a seat.
Just a bit too much.
I do realize this might seem like a bit much to take in. However the more you travel, the more this process will become streamlined and in the future, it will become a quicker process. Like with everything, the more you do it the better you get at it. If you find a flight that you feel is too good to wait on; go ahead and book it.
Researching budget Accommodation.
Your first port of call is to choose what types of accommodation would suit you best. Do you want somewhere quiet or social? Would you prefer to be away from the tourist areas or inside them? Want to be around other travelers or locals? Maybe you want a mixture.
Just like searching for flights, the first few times can be time-consuming as you need to figure out processes and accommodation that suit you but again it will get quicker and less painless.
Popular budget accommodation options:
- Hostels/guest houses
- Air BnB
- Housesitting
- Couchsurfing
- Campar vans
- Camping
This post explains Different budget travel accommodation options
Using price comparison sites.
Once you've got an idea of what type would suit you best have a look at the general costs. There are sites and tools on the internet to help. If you are looking at staying in hostels there are lots of comparison sites, you just need to type 'compare hostel prices' into google and a whole list of options will be on display. However, the most popular choices are
- Hostelworld.com,
- Booking.com,
- laterooms.com,
- Trivago,
- Expedia,
- Hostel checkers
- Alltherooms.com
There are a few things you should take into consideration when looking at compare sites. You should check to see which sites take a commission if you have to pay up-front, if you need to pay a deposit, their cancellation policies or if they have any offers.
TIP: Remember hostels are not hotels, if you've never stayed in one before, don't compare or expect hotel quality and remember you are paying for a bed, not a room. Amenities will not be the same and cleanliness can differ from hostel to hostel.
TIP: It's worthwhile to sign-up to sites like booking.com and hostelworld as you will receive discounted offers and loyalty bonuses (Nothing too extravagant but every little helps.)
A personal trick.
A trick I picked up over the years which has saved me a substantial amount; Is to only book the first nights stay when I arrive in a new country. I do this because although there are plenty of options on the internet, in general, there are many more hostels/guest houses/B&B's/budget hotels that do not advertise on them. And, in turn, are generally cheaper to stay in.
These places don't like paying the sites to advertise for them, so in booking just 1 or 2 nights it gives me the chance to check out some local hostels while I settle in and get used to my new surroundings. It might be the case the hostel I booked initially was the right one and I'll extend my stay, or I'll find a better option that wasn't advertised.
Research transport options.
Early on in the research, you would have drawn up a rough route to getting through the country or region but will you get around? Transport costs have the potential to burn through your budget if not careful. It's actually quite surprising how many first-time travelers don't look into what transport options are available.
Now, I'm not saying you need to know every single option on how to get from A to B but having a general idea will help you and your budget out tenfold.
TIP: Booking transport within your traveling destination work out cheaper, and also if your plans change you can change your transport options; you've not booked anything so you won't lose money.
A few things to look out for when researching your transport, just like with accommodation, which options will suit you and your traveling style best. Do you want to travel privately and rent a vehicle or on public transport? Want to do tours or travel independently? You will want to compare prices to work out what mode of transport will be cheaper but also at the same time find a balance with comfort.
TIP: Look into if your destination has official taxis, there are a lot of unofficial taxi's floating around in certain countries and they will try to scam you. There have been cases of unofficial taxi's even trying to extort travelers. So be wise to this and do some research.
It's worth noting not all countries have the same transport options, some will be conventional ones you're used to, others, well, they won't be and prices will vary.
This post gives you an idea of different transport options for budget travelers.
TIP: If you're planning a multi-country trip, find out if flying is cheaper than land travel. I.E flying around Europe can be cheaper than trains and buses but in South America, it's cheaper by land travel.
It's also worthwhile to look into how to get around in different parts of the country, I.E locally, nationally and in rural areas. The last thing you want to do is get stuck because you can't physically get around.
These websites that can help you get an idea of transport options
Check my bus – A good site that lets you check and book local bus journeys all around the world.
The man in seat 61 – One of the most reputable and comprehensive train travel guide, search and booking portal on the internet. Includes local, trans-country and trans-regional train journeys from all around the world.
Rome to Rio – A global trip planner by any mode of transport in any country around the world.
STA travel worldwide bus passes – Offer passes for bus companies around the world.
Things to see and do.
Early on in your research, while you gave yourself a rough route to follow, you may have taken note of a few things you want to see and do or anything you consider as 'can't-miss', so now you just want to look into them in some more detail.
Remember there's a difference in knowing where things are to see and do and to committing to see and do it all.
Although I'm not a fan, check out TripAdvisor or Lonely Planet – But remember they are guides to help you, you don't need to do and see everything they recommend.
I personally watch YouTube vlogs of travelers who have been to the destination in question and read a few blogs; most notably NomadicMAtt, the broke backpacker and indie traveler. I will look at a few articles from official tourist boards.
TIP: Take note of prices beforehand, just so you have an idea but don't book anything just yet.
Tours Vs Independent.
While you're researching the things you want to see and do you'll also come across tour companies offering trips/tours and excursions. Different packages will be available for you and range from day tours to multiple days/nights.
Some people prefer to do things independently while others prefer organized tours, this will be a question you'll need to ask yourself and it will be down to your personal preference. However, there's nothing to say that you can't do both.
If you chose to do and see things independently, from what you've covered in your research already you'll have a rough idea how to get to them. Also once you're traveling you will hear from other travelers or locals other ways to do them.
If you choose to do any organized tours/activities, you'll need to do some research on them to make them cost-effective. Check tours online, compare prices, take note of reviews, if they're ethical or not, if the tour company if reliable, look out for scams, do they follow in-line with any principles you might have.
Remember, you are just looking at companies here, take note of them but don't book anything just yet. Why? Because just with accommodation options, there will be a much wider choice locally and within the country, which will be cheaper too.
TIP: If you are looking to book a tour, either online or locally don't take the first price offered, there will be flexibility on prices with a little negotiation.
End of researching and planning a budget travel trip part 1
I hope you're still with me at the end of this very long post. Like I mentioned at the top, this was a thorough post so I could cover everything for you. In Part 2 we will cover:
- Travel Insurance
- Re-doing the budget once you've booked flights, accommodation, and transport
- Documents to take
- Useful websites that will help your budget travel trip
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Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information with us! will take note of everything for our next trip
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Well, I agree. That is kinda essential planning, before every trip. I normally try to make as little planning as possible. If you plan too much – it gets too predictable trip
Really so helpful and informative all tips. I like this post. Thanks for the good post to sharing it with us.
Not doing proper research can be very costly and there is nothing that can ruin a vacation faster than exceeding your budget especially when you are traveling on a budget.
Researching, researching and more researching is my tip for a budget travel. It takes really lots of time and research but everyone can do it. Thank you for sharing this great post.
I love planning trips. It can be really hectic sometimes but to do it yourself and experience it is a very beautiful way to travel. I like your trips for reseraching the places. I always travel with my partner and never through tours. Usually, I will do budget travel to some destination and crazy extravaganza for some depending on the exchange rate.
Great list and so many things to consider! I am a sucker for flight deals. I get FOMO and just book stuff and then closer to the time I'm like, oh we are going away for the weekend. Subscribing to flight newsletters and sale notices have saved me an incredible amount of money. Being loyal to an airline to save points has also saved me a ton of money.
These are good tips. I'm planning a three month solo trip for October and I'm anxious about it. These tips look like they'll help me a lot.
I love to plan and planning to travel is the BEST part. I dont find it overwhelming at all. I follow the same route as you have highlighted in this post!
Great Read! Happy Travels 🙂
We use a lot of the strategies you outline in your post in planning our travels, we travel as a couple and are a little past the backpacking phase of our adventures but your list is still really relevant to us. I love the first stages of planning a trip, it is so exciting to actually see all the bits fall into place. Thanks for sharing this comprehensive list, it's great to have all in one place.
We use a lot of your tips for planning our travels, we travel as a couple and are a little past the backpacking phase of our adventures but your list is still really relevant to us. I love the first stages of planning a trip, it is so exciting to actually see all the bits fall into place. Thanks for sharing this comprehensive list, it's great to have all in one place.
This is a great list for trip planning. We planned out trip pretty far out while in Europe but I really like the flexibility of just planning the first few days then winging it once in a country. I do think we would have seen more of what we were interested in by doing it that way. Thanks for all the resources.
These tips are great! There are some tips that I follow and others that I don't, I will now incorporate them into my trip planning!
That's a bunch of great tips you have mentioned, I follow them too. I usually plan a day-to-day itinerary for my travels, even though keep flexibility. The guidebooks help a lot, but these days I prefer lots and lots of online information. I like to confirm details on official websites. Checking out visa fees before is a really good tip out there. I have myself seen visa scams in Cambodia border. Good post, Amit!
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Nice post, Amit! Full of great tips for travelers! And this: "Be respectful of their beliefs and views. Don't be the typical ignorant tourist that gives other travelers a bad rep." — Couldn't agree more! Maybe you already know about this site, but I've found http://www.rome2rio.com to be helpful when trying to figure out different transportation options from point A to point B. Thanks for all of the tips! ?
Many great tips that I, too follow. I like to have an idea of what there is to do in a place, but let the exact day to day planning just happen while I'm there. Sometimes I like to get some guidebooks out of my local library and read the practical information at the beginning and/or end – currency, weather, how to get around, visa/passport requirements, etc. Often I find this more efficient than searching online, although I do confirm details on official websites.
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Now this is a solo travel planning guide I can relate to, and one I would point anyone thinking of embarking on toward,. Clearly laid out, methodical, no frills, no nonsense and no bullshit. Just the facts to need plain and simple, with absolutely excellent nuggets of pragmatic advice, including things many folks may neglect (I mean, paying off the bills before you go…of course!). Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Excellent tips, whether traveling long term or just planning a short overseas trip. I find myself spending the most time researching transportation when we travel. I like to know how I'm going to get around. Then I let everything else fall into place. I typically have a general itinerary of what I want to see most, but give myself flexibility, knowing I probably won't get to everything.
These are great tips which are provided by you, planning a solo trip can be interesting at a time. It is a good idea for everyone to try and learn few basic words of their language before traveling to other countries. It would be different fun to try and learn a couple of words of their language.
Planning a solo trip can be interesting at times. In a budget trip you can discover some fabulous things which you will miss while on a luxury trip. Real fun can be when you are traveling solo and with very little money in your pocket.
Great list, and very applicable for multiple types of travel. I particularly like the way you prioritize different stages of research. Getting a process down has been one of my biggest challenges as we've started planning more frequent adventures. Thank you for sharing!
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Really great list Amit – many of the tips here go for couple, group or family travel too! We are just about to embark on long-term travel for the first time, and some of the ideas you shared we will definitely use. We usually try and learn language basics but will check out the DuoLingo app as not used that before. We have a drone now as well so it is a great idea too, to check out local practices and regulations as drones can be heavily regulated. Look forward to reading more from your series, thanks for sharing the benefit of your long-term travel experiences!
This is great insight and I struggled with some of the same planning with my own solo adventure. I think my biggest saving was public transport! I budgeted for renting cars but, DONT RENT A CAR! Unless you need it for a longer journey. Great recommendations, cant wait for part 2!
Can't wait to read Part 2:) Initial research about a country is a MUST!!! I wanna add checking the country's Public Holiday timetable since most attractions' openings and hours are affected.
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Yes yes and yes! I totally agree with your list of tips ? finances are so important especially since I've just started working and can't afford luxury holidays so I take budgeting very seriously!
My favorite tip is to ask others for advice – I've found my favorite places and had my best experiences based on tips from other travelers I met along the way, not from guide books!
I love the way you have broken down your initial research for the people to understand. This is true for any travel on your own. In fact if you have kids or family with you, there is additional research for there is burden on making it comfortable for them. It can be overwhelming as you say but your steps should work anyway.
I feel like my strategy for planning out a trip is quite similar to yours! The only difference is probably just that I tend to plan a little more. One of my biggest pet peeves is wasting time. I hate to decide where to go after I've gotten to some place, because sometimes that decision can be quite hard for me. Then I feel like I've wasted time trying to make a decision when I could have been using that time to experience more wonderful things. So yes, I do tend to make an itinerary and plan out where I want to go, but I make sure to still be flexible. There have been plenty of times where I've had to change my itinerary passed on information I've discovered at a later date.
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Your post is very useful and it reminded me of my first big adventure around the world and how much time I've spent researching every detail, making sure I will always have somewhere to stay and trying to also meet local people to get to know the cultures better. It's very important to know each country's visa requirements as well and while I have a pretty good passport, I still do need visas for some countries.
What a great article on the art of preparing for a trip! You might focus on solo travel, but I can certainly use these tips for planning some of my family travels!
I've done a few solo trips, but not on the budget side! You give great advice as always. Bargaining with tour operators is a must as well as learning some local phrases. I also agree with researching the transport in other countries, it's so important!
Thank you for a nice detailed post on how to start solo traveling while not burning a hole in the pocket. I think your suggestion of checking out visa fees and the precaution to check corrupt officers is very useful. I have come across people who feel they have been cheated by officers in Central America and this actually ruins their entire experience. Looking forward to your next post on accommodation.
These are great tips, it is definitely overwhelming at first! I like to use Lonely Planet etc to get an idea of where to go but ask recommendations from people I meet along the way. Plan but not overplan – it always changes anyway!
What a nice planning guide with handy tips for travelling solo on a budget. I think many of them are also applicable for family travel, especially the pre-trip planning and transport guide. Great that you have been able to keep on travelling for so many years.
So much wisdom here. I didn't start traveling solo until I was a seasoned traveler already, which made it easier. So true about outdated info on websites and asking for helpful suggestions is so important. I also found that staying flexible makes all the difference between disappointment and discovery.
It's so true that plans change like the wind when you travel and I think it's a normal thing for people overplan in their initials few trips and slowly realise the importance of flexibility with time 🙂 I have personally never come across corrupt border officials but from most of your posts it seems South America has a lot of corruption, will keep in mind to be vigilant in that area 🙂 As usual, I love how you've jotted down these tips Amit, very descriptive and focusing on the small yet important points.
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I've never done any budget travelling before, I always save up before going anywhere. But maybe one day I will be able to travel the world without having to spend a lot of money. I totally agree, airport currency exchange offices are always a rip off! I try to avoid them at all costs!
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Really good tips . It is a good idea to at least try and learn a few basic word when you travel. It is amazing how people respond to you if you have at least made an effort to try and learn a couple of words of their language.
Wow! I solo-travel myself and these give me a whole new insight on solo-travelling. You really paid attention to details and what it is to look out for. It's amazing to have people like you and share their experiences and methods like this, Thank you and keep on posting!
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These are truly a helpful tips. I've been dreaming to have a long trip all by myself, but I only had 10 days of traveling solo. I hope in the future I could spend like around 60 days on the road all by myself. Truly, it takes a lot of planning, especially on the budgeting side in order to sustain your daily needs while on the road. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
One of the hardest parts of traveling is the pesky budget, but I also secretly love it haha. My mother turned me into a glorified accountant.
All great tips to plan and get inspiration before you start your travels….this is always the fun part for me. But I also love to leave a little to chance so my itinerary is not too planned out that I miss some of the special local places and things to do.
Ive got to imagine looking at an open map would be a daunting task. Im sure you must have had a rough outline of some "must-see" places and then plan around that – and the transportation.costs!
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Long term planning does indeed require lots of planning in advance. What I would struggle most with (apart from knowing how far my budget will stretch) is to try to travel to the countries at that perfect time of the year. Like, don't go to certain countries in winter, summer, rain season, dry season, and so on. That looks like the most difficult. And for the rest, don't let yourself get overwhelmed by all the info there is out there.


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Civility and tolerance are not lofty enough ambitions, according to Brooks. "The goal is to fight contempt. We have to put something else in its place."
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