Welcome to the Loves2Ride Photo blog.
Look here for info about photos being posted, info about shooting them, frustrations about poor light and slow lenses, and all associated bunk.
At 7Springs I had the Rig pigged out in photo mode. It worked good. A back seatpost rack to hold a tripod and little stool. A bar bag full of flash batteries, lots of baggies, dry towels for the lenses, and the other stuff you'd carry in you seat bag like multitool, tubes , CO2's etc.
This Tamrac bag worked great for the still camera, 2 lenses, extra 2Gig memory chip, and a video camera. You can whip this bag around your waist without taking it off - it gives quick access to all your stuff.
JB
Look here for info about photos being posted, info about shooting them, frustrations about poor light and slow lenses, and all associated bunk.
At 7Springs I had the Rig pigged out in photo mode. It worked good. A back seatpost rack to hold a tripod and little stool. A bar bag full of flash batteries, lots of baggies, dry towels for the lenses, and the other stuff you'd carry in you seat bag like multitool, tubes , CO2's etc.
This Tamrac bag worked great for the still camera, 2 lenses, extra 2Gig memory chip, and a video camera. You can whip this bag around your waist without taking it off - it gives quick access to all your stuff.
JB
1 Comments:
Great shot! This particular descent is a lot harder than it looks. Something about sitting atop a bicycle makes it seem like you're riding down a wall. But looking back up makes it seem like it's no big deal. I filmed some stuff here a while back and it was certainly underwhelming. Perhaps a helmet cam would do it justice.
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