Fotopro EGL-94 and EGL-9 Tripod and Gimbal Head Review
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Join Don Brown and David Culp on a summer time adventure in the mountains of West Virginia where we will explore the photogenic riches of the New River Gorge area. From old grist mills to waterfalls surrounded by blooming rhododendron to old ghost towns, this area never disappoints. West Virginia is surprising to most as
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I acquired the Benro G2 Camera Ballhead and multiple quick release plates in May of this year. It is mounted to a FEISOL Elite Tripod CT-3372 Rapid. I shoot with the Canon 5D series and also use a Canon 70D as my back up and wildlife camera. I shoot with an assortment of lenses
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Banff Canada and the surrounding Canadian Rockies is widely known as one of the greatest locations on earth to photograph amazing mountainous landscapes and apex predators in one sitting. Join me as I explore this area looking for new iconic shots and creative wildlife compositions on the same day. This year’s trip is a precursor
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We’re Excited! We’ve been meeting with our contacts, agents, scouts, and travel advisors and we’re super excited to announce we have some adventurous landscape, wildlife, and nature workshops…in the works. These aren’t your boring classroom, PowerPoint style, networking meetups either. These are out in the “thick of it”, upfront and “in it” kind. As
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You wake up in Argentina in the heart of Patagonia with your wrist watch beckoning you to stir. You check the time, it’s 3:45am. You dress quickly, don your headlamp, force down an energy bar and wash it down with a gulp of water straight from a glacial stream. You take the first of thousands of vertical
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Photographing wildlife can be invigorating and rewarding and most nature photographers relish the opportunity to grab a unique image of their favorite animal. But what makes a photograph of an animal compelling? As with most forms of photography, there are many variables that make for an interesting wildlife image. Its the combination of these variables
A busy week in photography just got busier with a crazy storm approaching the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. It has been the 70’s (20’s C) for the past couple of weeks in the Piedmont, but the high country is about to get a freak snow storm with sustained winds of 45mph! While I
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Shooting epic locations is on every nature photographer’s list of things to do. Whether it is Patagonia, the old barn in the Tetons or the wide expanse of the Grand Canyon, many of these epic locations have been photographed since camera’s were first invented. When visiting these popular locations, it can be easy to feel
Photographing wildlife is one of my favorite things to do. I don’t live in area renowned for elite wildlife imagery, but I have been lucky enough to travel to some unique locations to photography some apex predators. While ensuring a sharp image is probably the most critical aspect of a good wildlife shot, one of
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