Did you miss this great show!  It was filled with great fun tips when visiting Vegas that will get you away from the strip …. at least for a few excursions!

And, our interview with David Noyes, award winning photographer and travel journalist was inspiring and enlightening. Click the links below for to hear it again or check it out for the first time – with pencil and pad. You’ll want to take notes!

Skip the Vegas strip and The Photographing Tourist

 

Tips for the one who travels and the one who stays behind

Skip the Vegas Strip with these tips

David Noyes shares tips for great photography

David Noyes talks about culture and photography

Destination: Travel local November 7, 2015

North Georgia’s News Talk AM 550 and FM 102.9 WDUN

From 1-2pm est

Bright lights, slot machines and high energy shows – I must be talking about Las Vegas. Known for non-stop action on the strip, there are other things to do in Vegas than hitting the strip. Join us on Saturday when we share a long list of things to do in and around Las Vegas. Come prepared to take notes.

And, we have a very special guest joining us to share his experience traveling around the world and photographing iconic cultures.

David NoyesJoining us will be David Noyes. As a travel writer and photographer, David has been fortunate to visit some of the world’s great places and has been touched by both the beauty and tragedy of the human condition. He has received numerous awards for his photography and travel writing including the North American Travel Journalist Association (NATJA) Travel Photographer of the Year, three consecutive years, and two prestigious Lowell Thomas Awards for excellence in travel journalism.

A graduate of R.I.T. and Harvard University, David started his career as a corporate and advertising photographer. He was also the founding publisher and editor of two award-winning lifestyle and travel magazines, including AAA Western and Central New York’s membership magazine. In 2013, David launched Innocent Eyes Project, Inc., a United States-based nonprofit corporation that supports child education programs in the developing world.

His recently published book, The Photographing Tourist, is a must! Filled with beautiful photographs and useful advice for photographing both respectfully and technically.
Visit his website for more information about his book and gather information about his nonprofit project, Innocent Eyes, working to educate and improve the lives of children around the world.

http://www.noyestravels.com/tourist

We’ll share it all on Saturday, November 7 from 1-2 EST, listen live by clicking the link below.