We all have camera bags. Whether you use a Point-and-Shoot, an SLR, or any other type of camera, you are putting it somewhere eventually that could be defined as a bag. These bags are made in such a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and straps, it’s really amazing sometimes how many options there are for the photographer today. But like it or not, if you have a camera – you are gonna need a bag! Continue reading “Hardware Review: Think Tank Airport International V2.0”
Did anyone else know this? In prepping the podcast for the transition to PLM, I am finding myself with a number of things to do, including:
I guess the first two of these make sense, but having to pick 2 or 3 of my best photos? Man! Remember the post about reviewing your work I made a while ago? It seemed like a good idea at the time, but as it turns out, I’d be dead in the water now if I hadn’t done that. Since I did 2008, I was able to apply the same criteria to all my images from previous years too, and now I am down to about twelve total from each of the last 3 years. To see your work culled down into 36 photos is pretty humbling. It shows that I have made certain strides, but also that I have only scratched the surface. As I cull those 36 down to 3, here is one that stands out for some reason:
I’ll share more as I get this into a more manageable state. Don’t forget to tune in tomorrow when I’ll have the Think Tank Streetwalker bag review completed along with photos of how it stacks up too. Any other products you would like reviewed? Share your thoughts in the comments! In the meantime, happy shooting, and we’ll see you back here tomorrow!
