Whether you are taking your smartphone or a regular digital camera, you will want to try some of these tools to make your pictures stand out. 

Try Moment lenses for your smartphone says Seamus Bellamy in a gear review for MacWorld.

“Currently, their lineup includes a Macro lens, 2x telephoto lens, a fisheye and wide angle lens, all of which sell just south of $100,” writes Bellamy.

If you want to go old school with a digital camera, try the Sony RX100 MIII. 

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“My Sony RX100 MIII is one of my prized possessions: it’s a 35mm equivalent that takes beautiful photos in most lighting conditions, comes with a 20.1-megapixel sensor, a built-in pop-up digital viewfinder and flash, a selfie mode (if you must), and very respectable level of built-in optical zoom,” writes Bellamy. 

For editing photos, photoshop isn’t your only option. 

“Pixelmator is a low-cost alternative to Photoshop that boasts versions for macOS and iOS,” says Bellamy. 

For more recommendations on tools for travel photography or using these tools, read on here.