Lessons I learned on the road as a Digital Nomad

According to the author, they were taken using an iphone 5s and edited with vsco. It's a great app that gives this analog feel. You can check their site: http://vsco.co/vscocam.

Author here. Thank you! The iPhone 5s is quite superior when it comes to photography and the rest of it I do through VSCO CAM ( http://vsco.co/vscocam ).

From the manly beach and the airbus shot, it could be an iphone or similar, yes. The low light and mixed exposure shots give it away. I agree though, it looks lovely, especially the night market and the London shot - very nice light.

How to take photos like this? Well, I'm no expert, but I would say the key to all good photography is framing, lighting, and throwing away 99.9% of the hundreds of photos you take.

I've been a (U.S. based) nomad for the last 2 years. I do web development for a company (I'm not freelance) and work a standard 8-4 day. They don't care where I am online from just that I am online and available.

I make less than I would if i lived in a bigger American city, but not less than a normal remote dev.

A lot of people doing this are supported by lifestyle businesses like blogs, ebook publishing, affiliate marketing, etc. Income varies significantly, from just a few $10Ks to well into six figures, depending on how successful they are.