In keeping with the times the New York Times has an article on frugal travel photography. It’s a Q & A with Robert Caplin and has some good tips for cheaper travel photography and travel photography in general. Check out the article here and share your own frugal photography tips in the comments.

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Tortilla chips, bean bags, and beer bottles – yep, that’s right. In a recent New York Times interview, travel photographer Robert Caplin shared some of his secrets on how to shoot like a pro on a shoestring budget. Take a look at the article and learn how to filter your flash using tools at hand (yes, even a tortilla chip or beer bottle will do). Caplin also lets us in on the best poor man ...

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