Fluke Photography – Travel Photographer’s Tips

Frank Knor was written a really interesting piece on what he calls “Fluke Photography”. It’s full of trips for getting travel photographs one might otherwise miss. Here’s his introduction:

Fluke can mean many things, however in this context and in accordance with the Webster dictionary
it should be taken to mean “something produced by a stroke of luck, an unexpected benefit or advantage
resulting from an uncertain course of events.” When applied to photography then a great fluke photograph is
one taken quickly in difficult situation which turns out to be a success. For a travel photographer when it
comes to fluke photography one can do a number of things to improve the odds of you having that stroke of
luck on occasion. Many of history’s great photographs are really flukes, not carefully planned photos.

Click here to see Frank’s whole article including his example photographs.

Thanks to Frank for contributing this article.