Paul Jeurissen

  Instead of just taking a landscape photo, try including your cycling partner looking at the scenery – it definitely […]

Try placing the horizon near the top or the bottom and not in the middle of your picture. For example,

Photos often look better when the cyclist isn’t centred. Try imagining your picture with four evenly spaced lines on it,

With a leading line you bring the viewer’s eye to the point of interest. In this image the white line

  Why not take extra rest stops in characteristic / beautiful places? They sure make great photo opportunities. Download our

The diagonal line of this desert road helps draw the viewer’s eye through the image. It also adds a sense

Use the camera in continuous mode when you want to capture someone speeding past, as this increases your chances of

  In hotel rooms, try taking pictures of daily routines such as route planning, reading a book and washing clothes.

  When you come across some beautiful scenery alongside the road, first look up and down the road to find

  For better-composed solo riding photos, consider investing in a remote control. The image right was made by setting up

  Cycle touring isn’t just about racing up and over mountain passes. Experiencing new cultures is another important aspect and

To end up with great pictures, shoot from many different perspectives, camera standpoints and even try completely new shots. Once

When photographing kids, you have to work quickly. Children have a short attention span and after a couple of minutes

  A bicycle is more than just a metal frame with rubber tires – it’s your traveling partner. Of course,

Many cyclists wear dark colored clothing since it’s great for hiding dirt. Yet it also hides them when they’re photographed