A conundrum faces all photographers: you can carry your
camera safely in a backpack, but then you will struggle to remove it every time
you need to take a photo. Alternatively, you can carry it like dead weight from
your neck – more accessible, but often uncomfortable. The Capture Pro camera
clip offers an ideal compromise. By securing your camera to the strap of your
backpack or belt, it can be carried comfortably and securely while remaining
easily accessible.
Saturday, May 28, 2016
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Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Trip Report: Mima Mounds
The southern reaches of the Salish Sea are bordered by an
ecosystem not typically associated with the Pacific Northwest. Here in a land
fabled for its dense and dripping rainforests may be found vast prairies,
though in the modern day they are not as plentiful as they once were. Mima
Mounds is one of the few prairies open to the public in the region, as well as
perhaps the most unique. For miles the terrain is made up of rank upon rank of
rounded mounds, the origin of which is often guessed at but has never been
definitively proven. Was it ancient gophers, glaciers, or bigfoot that built
these mounds? Perhaps they are the barrows of ancient kings, their grand halls
long fallen to ruin and decay. Whatever the cause it makes for interesting
speculation as you wander through this strange landscape.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
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