Hey adventurer,
You know how everyone on Instagram looks like they’re getting paid to travel…
but in reality, half are just sunburned, over-caffeinated, and financially hanging on by a backpack buckle?
Let’s change that for you.
I just dropped a full, zero-fluff guide on how to become a travel photographer AND actually make money with your travel photos.
This isn’t a “maybe if you’re lucky” Pinterest vision board situation.
It’s the real, attainable pathway from:
- taking travel photos 👉
- to licensing, client shoots, tourism gigs, product collabs, and print income
- even if you’re not traveling full-time
Here’s what you’ll learn:
✨ Who actually hires travel photographers (and what they pay)
✨ How to license images without getting lost in legal spaghetti
✨ Easy first-income wins you can do from your own hometown
✨ What gear you don’t need (bye gatekeeping)
✨ How to pitch hotels, tours, adventure brands, and tourism boards
✨ Where to sell prints, stock, and editorial work
If you’ve ever thought:
“I just wish I could get paid for the photos I already love taking…”
→ This guide is your starting line.
📸 Read it here:
Oh, and heads up... you might experience:
- sudden desire to book flights
- compulsive lens cleaning
- and possibly… belief that this dream is actually doable 😉
You’ve got the talent.
Now it’s time to build the income streams that match it.
Adventure on,
Alexandra
The Bucket List Mermaid 🌊✨
P.S. Here are this weeks adventure resources ↓
- Adventure Cleanup Hacks - These rubbing alcohol hacks are perfect for cleaning muddy gear, sticky hands, and travel messes so nothing slows down your next adventure.
- Stress-Free Holiday Adventures - An organized Christmas morning means less chaos and more time for cozy moments (or sneaking in an impromptu winter adventure).
- Fuel for the Journey - These super-easy holiday recipes keep you fueled without living in the kitchen—because adventurers need energy, not extra dishes.
- Cold-Weather Curl Survival - Winter curly hair tips that actually work, so cold weather doesn’t wreck your confidence or your adventure photos.
