Top Apps for Travel Photography

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Travel and photography is a great combination together and we at placesinpixel (as the name suggests) embrace it everyday. If you are a traveler and a photographer then you might be having a high-end smartphone or a camera. Some photographers like to rely on smartphones rather than bulky cameras because smartphones these days are loaded with professional camera features. With smartphones at our fingertips we all are aspiring travel photographers. Even with the help of a third-party application you can add some extra flavor to your stunning shots. Traveling to exotic locations with serene and beautiful landscapes / cityscapes, if the only weapon is your smartphone, then you might wanna load it with these apps to enhance your travel photography.

Reminiscing my Paris trip…

Top Apps for Travel Photography

Snapseed

With some of the amazing features the application deserves to be on the top of the list. You can either click the photograph from the app itself or use to edit your existing photos. As soon as you open a photograph, you get a number of filters to choose from. Apart from this, Snapseed has a number of other brushes and editing tools. Snapseed also allows you to make and save changes to an existing photo or you can choose to save an entirely fresh copy of your image with edits. We feel this is one of the best apps for travel photography.
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Shot by one of my favorite photographers: Auditya Venkatesh who is also a pro when it comes to ‘smartphone photography’ and an expert user of Snapseed.

Microsoft Pix

Microsoft Pix is basically a camera application which allows you to shoot stills, capture panoramas and record videos. If we talk about photography, the application clicks raw photos and takes few seconds to enhance it. Then you get to choose between the raw photo and enhanced photo, and keep whichever you want. Apart from these, the app also offers an array of filters, artistic styles and frames to choose from.
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NightCap Camera

If you are going to a place where you need to shoot in low light then you may use NightCap camera. You may need to pay a little for this application, but it is actually worth it. The application tweaks camera settings and you get stunning shots especially when it is dark. If you love to capture photos of sunset and night sky, then it is the perfect application. With some great editing features this application is a must have app for travel photography.
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Pro HDR X

HDR stands for high dynamic range. If your purpose is to shoot at the time of sunrise/sunset or against the sunlight, then this application will be very helpful. You need to be a little patient for the best shot because the application combines 3 different shots with different exposures to give you the best results in low light or in extra light conditions. For the quality of shots, you can use this application as it is decently priced.
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TouchRetouch

The next application in our list basically removes unwanted objects from a fine and beautiful capture. Say for example you have captured a nice picture of a tower but there is some annoying wiring around it, TouchRetouch helps you to deal with this by letting you select objects easily from the picture and completely remove them in just few clicks. Not only this but the application also has some basic inbuilt editing tools.
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Sonakshi has recently developed a flair for smartphone photography

In the end…

So, if you wanna take your photos a little further, consider using some of these great apps for travel photography. Whether you want to edit, share or just have fun with your pictures, these are the best photography apps we’ve used on our travels. Apart from these you may also need some efficient tool to manage the collection of your photos on the go. It may be a tool to delete duplicate images, a tool to resize and upload images in bulk etc. So what are you waiting for? Grab these applications and take your smartphone travel photography to the next level.

This article has been submitted by one of our guest bloggers: Yogesh Sharma. Yogesh is an SEO personnel and technical content writer. He likes to talk about various threats to cyber-security and cyber-crime awareness in his blogs. You can also find him on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

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