Lens guide collection
70-200mm telephoto photography locations
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Location archive
16 guides in this collection.
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Pakistan / Jaranwala
Clock Tower Faisalabad
Clock Tower Faisalabad (Ghanta Ghar) anchors a lively traffic square where multiple market streets meet. The tower’s red-brick mass, clock faces and constant flow of rickshaws and shoppers create a classic urban focal point. Plan a deliberate, safety‑minded shoot: identify one main angle, then adapt to crowds, vehicles and street activity. Why shoot here The...
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Egypt / Suez
Lagoon Bridge
Lagoon Bridge in Suez, Egypt, sits between the city’s working waterfront and desert light, giving photographers a graphic subject with real-world texture. From the embankments and sidewalks you can frame the bridge’s clean lines against water, low-rise neighborhoods and passing traffic. It’s a location where patience and a telephoto pay off: align lighting, movement and...
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Austria / Linz
Linz’s main square
Linz’s main square, the Hauptplatz, is the city’s baroque heart and a practical stage for cityscape work: trams threading past ornate facades, the Trinity Column anchoring the space, and long sightlines that can compress into graphic layers with the right lens. Treat this as a compact assignment in central Linz—one that rewards careful timing, tight...
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Ireland / Dublin
Molly Malone Statue
Dublin’s Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street is more than a bronze tourist stop; it’s a compact street-stage where the city’s flow—commuters, buskers, delivery vans—wraps around a single, very Dublin icon. Photographers will find a tight urban canvas with shifting layers of signage, stonework and headlights that reward careful framing and timing. Why shoot here...
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Ireland / Dublin
The Spire
The Spire in Dublin rises from the center of O’Connell Street like a polished metronome for the city’s light and weather. It’s a deceptively simple subject: a sleek stainless-steel column set amid buses, trams, shopfronts and crowds. Success hinges on timing, vantage choice, and how you balance motion around it with the monument’s clean vertical....
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Ireland / Cork
The National Monument
The National Monument anchors the south end of Cork’s Grand Parade, where buses, shoppers and the River Lee all pass within a few strides. This is a central, lived-in backdrop for cityscape and landmark work: stone and bronze allegory set against cafés, tree lines and late‑Victorian façades. Expect movement, street furniture and weathered texture—elements that...