Norway

It has a tiny population as according to its landmass which makes it one of the most famous scenic destination in the world with mountains, glaciers, and the deepest fjords. There are dozens of places in Norway to find shot. Don’t miss the Loften Island for some best northern lights in the world in winter and in summer witness the “magic hour”, which lasts all night.

Dubai

Dubai rewrites history every day and becoming a global visual symbol of the new human narrative about the urbanism and development, which transformed the living concept of the city. The dawn shot at Downtown Dubai with morning fog rolling in and the imposing architecture of the city in the desert are the best shots ever.

Hawaii

The Hawaiian islands are renowned for their serrated, waterfalls, tropical foliage and multi-colored volcanic sand beaches by the Pacific Ocean are meant to be captured. The active lava flows directly into the ocean creating a constant sculpture of light, water, color, and geology; which is meant to be captured.

Great Barrier Reef

For the photographers who can invest thousands of bucks on underwater shoots, underwater photography was the exclusive realm of specialized. Today even the most casual amateur travel photographer can put his iPhone and take snaps of turtle in Tahiti. It opens an entirely new world to millions of photographs.

Croatia

If you drive along the coastal cliffs of Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast, you will find that the region was part of one of the ugliest wars in modern history hardly twenty years ago. It encompasses more than a thousand Mediterranean islands along the Adriatic Sea across from Italy.

Iceland

Iceland is an abstract photography destination. It is every photographer’s dream to visit here due to raw, geologic landscape. The nation’s vibrant nightlife and the tourism to its capital Reykjavik offers a perfect balance to the wide open spaces. With the rare combination of this island’s fire and ice, the classic twilight shot of Iceland’s ice blue colored hot springs with dawn is worth capturing things.

Paris

The summers of Paris are maybe sweaty and crowded, but in winters the streets of the city are charming. The light stays lower on the horizon and the city is filled with inspiration from the era of black and white photography. The beautiful girls. the sense of history, cobbled streets and architecture will fill your days and your memory cards.

Uluru – Kata Tjuta

The Australian Outback offers an amazing diversity of inspiration and none match the power of Uluru and surrounds. Capturing the rock of Uluru is not easy, with restrictions on many aspects due to logistical challenges and sacred sites. You are not allowed to park the care just anywhere around the city. You can spend the day here not just capturing the views but also chasing the wildflowers and red sands.

Rajasthan, India

India is rich in photographic inventiveness but Rajasthan holds a diversity of color and culture which is incomparable. The city of Jodhpur, the yellow fort of Jaisalmer and the Pink city of Jaipur are at the hues of Rajasthan. Women in saris, trucks painted with pride and brightness and markets flowing with produce and loads. The generous smiles and portrait of children are rewarding.

Aitutaki

The Pacific island is filled with gorgeous islands and beaches and beautiful resorts. So picking up any of them is never easy. The place is the stuff of dreams, a modest and ideal land mass in the Cook Islands bordered by shallow lagoon the size of Melbourne. You can photograph every shade of aqua, azure, and teal.

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