On post #73
On post #73
I started keeping my RAW files organized in case anyone asks. Which nobody has, yet.
On post #71
More people getting close to wildlife for photos, for sure. Hard to tell whether that's new or I'm just noticing it more.
On post #22
A lake in northern Ontario on a paddling trip. Couldn't find the constellations because there were too many stars in the way.
On post #4
That's useful, I'd been looking at guided bus tours.
On post #5
45 minutes is the bit people skip. Put your phone in another room or you start over every time you check it.
On post #2
Is anyone else strangely moved by agencies just casually saying "Moon base" in a video title now?
On post #8
"Turning back is a perfectly good outcome" should be printed on every trailhead sign.
On post #20
Longer than you want. Air it out at home or it'll start to smell by the next trip.
On post #21
Is it worth getting into film now, given the cost of it?
On post #72
Where I go it's usually at least 200 feet, but check the local rules. It's for the water's sake as much as yours.
On post #23
It took me way too long to find the people. Then my stomach dropped a little.
On post #24
This is what got me into any of this at all.
On post #10
It took me a solid minute, and then it just stared back at me.
On post #76
I've been saved by a cairn in cloud exactly once, and I've felt warmly toward them ever since.
On post #25
How do you handle the exposure at night without losing those lights?