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Capture Memories That Last

Your tour photos will be your most treasured souvenirs. Here's how to make them great — even with just a phone camera.

Golden Hour is Your Best Friend

The hour after sunrise and before sunset gives the most beautiful, warm light. Plan to be at scenic spots during these times.

Composition Tips

• Rule of Thirds: Place subjects off-center for more interesting photos
• Leading Lines: Use roads, rivers, or pathways to draw the eye into the photo
• Foreground Interest: Include something in the foreground for depth

Temple & Shrine Photography

• Remove your shoes and hat before entering
• Ask before photographing people or monks
• Wide-angle shots capture the grandeur; close-ups capture the details
• Visit popular temples early morning to avoid crowds

Food Photography

• Natural light always beats flash
• Shoot from above for flat-lay style
• Include chopsticks, hands, or context for a more authentic feel
• Take the photo quickly — no one likes cold food!

Group Tour Photo Tips

• Befriend your fellow travelers — more people means more photo opportunities
• Ask the guide about the best photo spots
• Take both scenery AND candid shots
• Back up your photos every night to cloud storage

Essential Gear

• Phone camera is absolutely fine for most situations
• Power bank — dead battery = zero photos
• Selfie stick/mini tripod — for group shots without asking strangers
• Lens wipes — humidity and fingerprints are the enemy

The best camera is the one you have with you. Don't spend so much time photographing that you forget to enjoy the moment!