🌟 How do you take pictures at crowded places? Obviously, this is more a question for the real content creators here, but I don't think anyone likes crowds on their pics, so all tips are welcome. - Most of the time we're early enough - Or we find different angles and spots - Sometimes I remove human beings from our shots - Sometimes I don't even bother - Sometimes we wait till the crowds (usually tours) to clear - Sometimes I refuse to wait anymore and leave Magstraede in Copenhagen is a lovely and iconic street. Everyone wants to check it out and it's actually not that busy, unless you're timing is wrong and one tour after another pops up. I didn't photoshop people out of this shot, but it took quite some time to wait for the place to be empty. Then this guy shows up, asking if he could take a quick pic. Of course, he took 100 shots with his phone (pretty sure for IG, you can easily spot travel content creators once you're in the scene, right?) After a while, I was done waiting for him so I took this shot (with my phone, mind you) literally over his shoulders.... _____________________________________ 🌎Follow: @lifeandtripsoftheyips for a little insight of our life and travels🚀 Tag: #letsfollowthekids _____________________________________ #postcardsfromaroundtheworld #visitcopenhagen #copenhagenwithkids #denmarkwithkids #visitdenmark #travelingwithkids #travellingwithkids #travellingwithchildren #europewithkids #havekidswilltravel #ourtravelgram #levartmaf #travelmom #travelmum #momtraveler #familytrip #familyholiday #familygetaway #postcardplaces #travelcaptures #denemarken #kopenhagen #thetraveltag #passionpassport #familytravel #travelfamily #condenasttraveller #mylpguide #IamATraveler (at Magstræde) https://www.instagram.com/p/B739JADgvOA/?igshid=1evouvejtf9hv
