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Inspiring Works of Jimmy Chin in NatGeo Documentary Film, Free Solo

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Edward Tomasso is always looking for new ways to get inspired and push his limits as an ambitious adventure photographer. From Pompeii to Milan, he's traveled throughout Italy in search of the most beautiful scenery to help perfect his photography skills and offer new lessons to his students who participate in his free photography workshops. In his free time, Edward Tomasso enjoys artful inspiration from all corners of life. One inspiring film worth noting is Free Solo , the adventurous documentary film shared on popular online networks like Netflix and Disney+ to name a few. Free Solo is a beautifully composed documentary film highlighting the extreme skill of experienced rock climber Alex Hannold as he ascends on his captivating and white-knuckle inducing climb up El Capitan summit, also known as El Cap, in Yosemite National Park, California. The film itself also captures the hard work and talent of American professional climber, photographer and Academy Award winning...

Travalyst: Tourism Fused with 'Sustainability'

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Following in the footsteps of his mother, who is remembered by her unwavering dedication to compassion, Prince Harry has launched an initiative called Travalyst. Adventure photographer and travel enthusiast, Edward Tomasso weighs in on the program’s recent debut. Urged by universal matters the likes of climate change and global warming, Prince Harry recently unveiled a new project: Travalyst. The goal of this initiative is simple: transform travel into a catalyst for greater good. But what exactly does this mean? And how are the effort’s leaders aiming to accomplish the transformation of the future of travel for everyone? According to Travalyst, international tourism is on the rise -- both for business and pleasure. Since 2000, international travel has more than doubled; the same increase is projected to occur yet again by 2030. Recognizing this evolution, Prince Harry has joined forces with major players in the travel industry in order to make this increase a truly posi...

Travel Photographer’s Toolkit: Must Have Gear

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So you love to travel. You’ve immersed yourself in unbelievable sights. How do you take these serene views home with you? Travel and adventure photographer, Edward Tomasso recommends the gear you need to make your memories last a lifetime! Since setting out on his quest to see the world in all its glory, young world traveler, Edward Tomasso has made it his mission to perfect his photography. In his artistic view, the best way to memorialize a unique travel trip isn’t to steal an artifact or stock up on fliers. Instead, with camera in hand, Tomasso captures his own tourism trophies in the form of photos. But you don’t have to be an expert to join in on the fun! With the right gear, you’ll be in the clear to get started on your own adventure photography exploits! First things first: the camera In the photography game, there are nearly as many cameras to choose from as there are stars in the sky! When starting out, Edward Tomasso recommends that you keep things simple. Rather...

Wonderful Waters: The Most Scenic Beaches in Italy

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Italy is full of stunning sights. Adventure Photographer, Edward Tomasso is on a mission to capture the most gorgeous views in all of Italy. Here are 3 beautiful beaches Tomasso says you just can’t miss! For many tourists, Italy and its islands are the majesty of the Mediterranean.  With so many enchanting adventures calling your name, it’s not hard to see why that is!  During his stay in Milan, Italy, Adventure Photographer, Edward Tomasso has gone the extra kilometer to blend in as a local.  Veering off the beaten path has afforded him unforgettable experiences most tourists won’t find in the average guide book! If you’re looking for beaches with stunning scenes ( instead of views of huddled tourists! ), add these spots to your itinerary: Punta Prosciutto Beach (Puglia) The name alone certainly makes your mouth water!  The literal translation for “punta prosciutto” is “ham point.”  But unless you take this as a hint for a snack pack, you won’...