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Who Shoots Better? The Travel Photo Challenge

Who Shoots Better? The Travel Photo Challenge

For Couples – 50 Creative Photo Duels for Your Vacation
Daniel Roode
Daniel Roode
Language: English - ISBN: 9789403907949 - 145 pages
Paperback
€13.43
€13.43

Synopsis

Who takes the better vacation photo – you or your partner? Now you'll finally find out. With this book, every photo becomes a duel – and every trip becomes a competition you'll never forget. Perfect for two who want to experience their vacation a little differently. At some point, all vacation photos start to look the same. Beach. Food. Smiling. Beach. – Not anymore. 50 photo duels across 5 chapters – from funny setups and street art interactions to quiet moments and real discoveries. You photograph and rate each other in three categories – Idea, Execution, Gut Feeling – and record the winner right in the book. The best part: all you need is your smartphone and a little competitive spirit. And if that's not enough: 10 Bonus Challenges are waiting – the toughest missions of the trip. Win one, and you draw a To-Do Card. The other person has to make it happen. What's inside: 50 creative photo challenges in a 1-vs-1 format 10 Bonus Challenges with instant rewards (To-Do Cards) Scoring system with Joker – suspense right to the last page Smartphone only – works anywhere in the world The perfect travel gift for couples – or simply the best reason to take more photos on your next trip.

About Daniel Roode

Daniel Roode
Daniel Roode ist Autor und Designer. Er startete seine Laufbahn im Verlagswesen, war anschließend mehr als zehn Jahre Geschäftsführer einer Werbeagentur. Heute arbeitet er selbstständig als Designer und Buchautor. Darüber hinaus ist er Vater von zwei eigenen und zwei Bonuskindern und lebt an der wunderschönen Ostsee.

Product specifications

BindingPaperback
LanguageEnglish
Publishing dateTuesday, 16 June 2026
Edition1
ISBN9789403907949
Pagecount145
Interior colorBlack/white
Size155 x 235 mm
AuthorDaniel Roode
CategorySports and hobbies > Photography