Let’s keep introductions easy 😁 Reply with: 1. Where you live? 🏘️ 2. Where you’re travelling next?🛫 3. What is a "bucket list" destination for you? 🤩 Example: “I’m Jeroen, based in Belgium. My next trip is Bruges. I would love to travel to TOKYO. I tend to just take a photo of a place or event, to make sure i can say that I've been there but then I'm often disappointed with the photo and don't show it to anybody ” No pressure. No judging.

When you come home from a trip, what annoys you most about your photos?

The Anti-Postcard Travel Photo Checklist is a simple travel photography field guide that helps hobby photographers and travellers come home with more personal, story-driven photos. Instead of teaching complicated camera theory, it gives users one clear mission: collect a set of photos during a vacation or a weekend away. These shots capture where they went, who they went with, what they did, and the details, mood, weather, and any other small moments that made the place feel memorable. With easy camera settings, practical prompts, and easy tick-boxes to keep track of progress, the checklist helps travellers move beyond obvious postcard-style photos and create a small set of images they are genuinely proud to show. I have attached it here. ENJOY!!😀