TIPS FOR BETTER VACATION PHOTOS

Written by Valerie Goettsch


Photos are a great way to share your travel experiences with family and friends. Here are a few suggestions to help you capture vacation memories you will treasure for years to come. PLAN AHEAD Make sure your digital camera is in good working order before you go, and keep it in a water- and shock-resistant case. Bring two sets of rechargeable batteries and don’t forgetrepparttar charger and relevant cords. Make sure your camera has enough memory. Packing an extra memory card is wise, as there is nothing worse than running out of room for pictures halfway downrepparttar 133797 Grand Canyon. It may be tempting to lowerrepparttar 133798 resolution so you can store more pictures, but you will regret this later as it may result in poorer quality prints, or you will be limited to smaller size prints. Set your camera at its highest quality JPEG setting and get more memory if you have to. You will appreciate this when you’re viewing and printing your photos after your trip. TAKE LOTS AND LOTS OF PICTURES. With a digital camera you can always eraserepparttar 133799 photos you don’t want. Take pictures of anything you find interesting and try to focus on some ofrepparttar 133800 details such as an attractive doorway or a colorful market, not just panoramic scenes or major landmarks. Let your pictures tell a story by creating a visual diary of your trip. Include street scenes, interesting signs, people you see alongrepparttar 133801 way. For variety take both vertical and horizontal pictures. READY FOR YOUR CLOSE-UP? When taking people shots, don’t makerepparttar 133802 mistake of standing too far away. You want to be able to recognizerepparttar 133803 people in your photos. Get close enough so you can seerepparttar 133804 expressions on your subjects faces. Zoom in on individuals or capture them fromrepparttar 133805 waist up. Pictures are often more interesting when you can catch people at candid, un-posed moments. In posed photos, try to incorporate some ofrepparttar 133806 background into your shot. Try snapping from interesting angles rather than simply head-on.

Hilton Head Rentals

Written by Jeff Palmer


There are many vacation rental options available on Hilton Head Island. Villas and condos, homes and timeshares are all available in varying price ranges.Most vacation villa rentals range from $500 per week for a one bedroom accomodation up to $3000 per week for a 3 bedroom rental. Of course location and ameneties play a part inrepparttar price of these rentals. Rentals located onrepparttar 133796 ocean with private beach acesss fetch a higher price than those without. Another factor which effectsrepparttar 133797 price of Hilton Head rentals isrepparttar 133798 month that reservations are made. The tourist season on Hilton Head begins in April and continues until about August. Villa rental prices during these months are at a premium. With about a million vacationers to Hilton Head each year, it's easy to understand why rentals during these peak months are in such high demand.

Vacation home rentals on Hilton Head can range in price from $1000 to $8000 per week for some luxury oceanfront homes and condos. The number of bedrooms,amenities,location and season affectrepparttar 133799 rental prices of these homes.

Long and short term rentals are both readily available. Weekend vacations or rental arrangements lasting several weeks are commonly found. Most vacation rentals on Hilton Head Island includerepparttar 133800 standard amenities such as air conditioning, washer and dryerand cable television. Many villa rental choices include luxury features such as jacuzzis, indoor pools, ocean views, private beach access, tennis courts and golf facilities.

The vacation rental business on Hilton Head Island is highly competitive and many bargains can be found online. To save money, try to book your reservation inrepparttar 133801 off season months.Many times a villa or vacation rental can be purchased for at least half of what is charged duringrepparttar 133802 peak tourist months.

There are a large number of hotels to chose from on Hilton Head Island. In general, prices range from$50 per night for basic accomodations to $200 per night for some ofrepparttar 133803 more upscale lodgings.

Hilton Head Island is divided into plantations or communities. The various plantations offer differingcharacteristics and amenities. Before choosing your Hilton Head vacation it may be wise to considerrepparttar 133804 differences in plantations.

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