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			<title>Photography for Travellers</title>
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			<description>"Photography for Travellers" is a unique resource that offers practical guides and philosophical inspiration for lovers of travel and photography.</description>
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				 <title>Creative Control</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1090</link>
				 <description>If you want to put your own creative expression into your photographs then you need to have creative control of the camera. The key to moving beyond the automatic modes and learning more about your equipment is to start with a baseline.</description>
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				 <guid>2010-07-27 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1090</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-07-27</pubDate>
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				 <title>Gardens of Villandry</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1133</link>
				 <description>In the Loire Valley of France I found a garden that threw inspiration at me like a shower of rose petals. The formal gardens at Chateau de Villandry are magnificent examples of how the ruling class of France combined their artistic flare and desire for fresh produce in the kitchen. It's also a world of its own for visiting photographers.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>In the Loire Valley of France I found a garden that threw inspiration at me like a shower of rose petals. The formal gardens at Chateau de Villandry are magnificent examples of how the ruling class of France combined their artistic flare and desire for fresh produce in the kitchen. It's also a world of its own for visiting photographers.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-07-19 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1133</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-07-19</pubDate>
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				 <title>Peter Henry Emerson</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1131</link>
				 <description>I believe that all photography is art. As with all arts the medium in which it is expressed changes the ability of the artist to express themselves. 120 years ago another photographer named Peter Henry Emerson struggled with the truth about art and photography, and overlooked the beauty of his own work.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>I believe that all photography is art. As with all arts the medium in which it is expressed changes the ability of the artist to express themselves. 120 years ago another photographer named Peter Henry Emerson struggled with the truth about art and photography, and overlooked the beauty of his own work.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-07-03 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1131</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-07-03</pubDate>
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				 <title>Les Recontres d'Arles</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1130</link>
				 <description>No wonder so many wonderful French photographers are found working around the world, the French have a great passion for all art including the camera. In Arles each July they celebrate the camera and the photographer in grand style. How very French.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>No wonder so many wonderful French photographers are found working around the world, the French have a great passion for all art including the camera. In Arles each July they celebrate the camera and the photographer in grand style. How very French.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-06-27 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1130</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-06-27</pubDate>
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				 <title>Penguins of East Antarctica</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1129</link>
				 <description>Heritage Expeditions are making a 26 day journey to East Antarctica in search of Albatross, Royal Penguins, King Penguins and with a little luck the Emperor Penguins too. I'll be joining the cruise and will be offering my regular photographic assistance to travellers.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Heritage Expeditions are making a 26 day journey to East Antarctica in search of Albatross, Royal Penguins, King Penguins and with a little luck the Emperor Penguins too. I'll be joining the cruise and will be offering my regular photographic assistance to travellers.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-05-17 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1129</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-05-17</pubDate>
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				 <title>Guizhou Photographic Research Trip</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1118</link>
				 <description>Some journeys are epic in scale, covering one end of the country to the other. Others are intimate, small, detailed and revealing. Guizhou is that. This is a photographic journey that can really only appeal to passionate photographers. It's not a tour of China, it's a tour of life in one little piece of China.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Some journeys are epic in scale, covering one end of the country to the other. Others are intimate, small, detailed and revealing. Guizhou is that. This is a photographic journey that can really only appeal to passionate photographers. It's not a tour of China, it's a tour of life in one little piece of China.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-05-13 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1118</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-05-13</pubDate>
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				 <title>Ancient Kingdoms Photography Tour</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1096</link>
				 <description>The Kingdoms of Siam, Laos and the Khmer date back thousands of years, and we explore that history through the perspective of the lens. Bangkok is the bustling heart of Thailand and the starting point for our journey. We travel north to the ancient capital of Chiang Mai, the golden temples of Laos and then conclude our tour in Cambodia's majestic Angkor Wat region.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>The Kingdoms of Siam, Laos and the Khmer date back thousands of years, and we explore that history through the perspective of the lens. Bangkok is the bustling heart of Thailand and the starting point for our journey. We travel north to the ancient capital of Chiang Mai, the golden temples of Laos and then conclude our tour in Cambodia's majestic Angkor Wat region.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-04-24 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1096</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-04-24</pubDate>
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				 <title>An Elephant in my Tuk Tuk</title>
				 <link>http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1128</link>
				 <description>After a decade of journeys through South-East Asia and countless encounters with elephants in the jungles of Thailand the question of whether tourism is good for these graceful creatures is still an important one. Exploring the culture of elephants in Thailand makes for a wonderful journey, and if you chose with care, your travel dollar can greatly improve the lives of the elephants as well.</description>
				 <content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>After a decade of journeys through South-East Asia and countless encounters with elephants in the jungles of Thailand the question of whether tourism is good for these graceful creatures is still an important one. Exploring the culture of elephants in Thailand makes for a wonderful journey, and if you chose with care, your travel dollar can greatly improve the lives of the elephants as well.</P>]]></content:encoded>
				 <guid>2010-04-19 - http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1128</guid>
				 <pubDate>2010-04-19</pubDate>
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