Generally my best photography is done solo mainly because I'm the only photographer in the group on group hikes, and stopping to evaluate a scene is just not politically correct. (or maybe as my smarta$$ wife puts it, geniuses like to work alone). However, occasionally someone equally passionate is found on a group hike and the two of us sort of rule by majority and decree that photography is important, more so than covering ground.
Problem is this is the exception to the rule.
I'm guessing quite a few other people have noticed the same problem.
So I was wondering if anyone out there would like to put together a hike where futzing around with your camera is the goal, and not the summit, or a certain distance. Where a tripod and 4lbs+ of camera gear isn't a hindrance but a necessary item.
Sunsets, sunrises, macros, waterfalls, panoramas, lanscapes, action (skiing, climbing) etc.
Problem is this is the exception to the rule.
I'm guessing quite a few other people have noticed the same problem.
So I was wondering if anyone out there would like to put together a hike where futzing around with your camera is the goal, and not the summit, or a certain distance. Where a tripod and 4lbs+ of camera gear isn't a hindrance but a necessary item.
Sunsets, sunrises, macros, waterfalls, panoramas, lanscapes, action (skiing, climbing) etc.
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