In this next installment of 'Behind the Lens', We're going to learn how to keep things interesting despite being subject to the same surroundings. You've got to learn to alternate your subject. Of Course, when working with Hotels, you can't do much to change the scenery... what you see is what you get. However, you can make things a bit interesting by incorporating objects in the shot so that the regular beach shot that everyone gets isn't so regular after all.

Learn to use your surroundings tactfully in order to create unique subjects to maximize the 'oomf' factor of the shot. Even if it means resorting to piling rocks on top of one another to get the shot. Also, be on the look out for cool well placed natural resources as they can also make your shot more epic.

As You can see.. Elements of Lesson #1 (Vibrance) and Lesson #2 come together nicely

You have to be inventive when doing this kind of work as the same out content gets really boring Fast. Blend the things you've learned about Vibrance and Objects together and you'll be a PRO sooner than you'd think.